Letter 6014: I know that my silences cry out to you as loudly as any letter, and that nothing happens between us that goes unnoticed.
XIIII. AVITO ENNODIVS.
Scio mea apud uos clamare silentia nec quicquam fieri quod
non secreta interpretatione teneatur, ego tamen ab scriptione
non destiti nec sublimis memoriae uiri Sabini- filium fabricato
ingenio a iudicatione subtraxi, qui uiolentias in agello suo
perpessus hactenus operam. dicitur nauasse. cum barbaris. credite
mihi, aderit securus examini et disceptationem uestram
sine aliqua formidine ueniet ingressurus. domine mi salutati
reuerentiam dicens precor, ut personam meam tanti habeatis
insitae dudum affectionis recordatione fulcire.
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