Libanius & Themistius, philosopher in Constantinople

It seems you fill the senate [of Constantinople] with new members not only through your own efforts but even in your...

By the gods and by philosophy itself -- give some measure of help to the teacher Cleobulus.

By now, Olympius's business should have been settled through you, with letters coming to us from there announcing it...

This Dorotheus urged me to write to many of our prominent men, thinking he'd collect a harvest of good things from...

I rejoice for both philosophy and the emperor -- for him, because he knows how to honor the finest gift the gods...

You have been granted the chance to see our city's representatives without even stirring from home.

I expect the good Macedonius has told you about our struggles and about his responses to them.