Letter 3022: It is fitting that we adorn our court with noble men, so that their wishes may be fulfilled and our retinue may be...
XXII. ARTEMIDORO V. I. THEODERICUS REX.
[1] Congruit comitatum nostrum viris nos decorare nobilibus, ut et illorum expleatur votum et obsequium nostrum ornent merita personarum. proinde magnitudinem tuam ad conspectus nostros, quos tibi non ambigimus esse gratissimos, his oraculis evocamus, ut qui longa nobiscum aetate versatus es, praesentiae nostrae dulcedine capiaris. festinat enim ad principem, qui vel solum potest videre propitium: nam cui licet habere nostra colloquia, munera credit esse divina. quapropter non tardamus desiderium, cuius optamus aspectum. venire te gaudentem credimus, quem alacriter sustinemus.
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