12 surviving letters between Anatolios and Libanius, spanning c. 345–378.
Spectatus — who loves you above all others (whether he is right to do so I cannot say, but that he loves you...
Fine work you have done.
Since you say you take the greatest pleasure in being rebuked, and I have a passion for praising good men, I shall...
You know Marcellus, I expect — by his profession and, even before that, by his character, for he is no less a good...
I want my friends, whatever they say, to be seen as speaking the truth.
In my other letters I praised everyone for their eagerness on my behalf.
What am I to do? You say you want complaints, but everything you do deserves praise.
What outrages have been committed — not on the Danube near the Scythians, nor at the ends of Libya, but in...
Herodianus has been granted a short leave by us, so that he may go and see the small piece of land he owns.
This Hilarinos is a Greek from Euboea — not inexperienced in legal matters.
You cannot avoid helping the Galatians, whom you once governed, wherever they turn, and I am bound by many reasons...
The man who preserves Helladius's household by his tireless efforts is this Martyrius here.