Roman Letters

Letter 6027: The richness of your conscience overflows into everything you do.

Ennodius of Pavia→Senarius, an man (a Roman official at Burgundian court)|c. 515 AD|Ennodius of Pavia
friendship
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XXVII. ENNODIVS SENARIO.

Vber conscientiam uestram pro superna dispensatione
uicissitudo comitetur: reddat pro paruitate mea altissimus
quod agnoscit a uobis, qui semper amantibus fideles extitistis,
fuisse conlatum. certus portus est pectoris uestri inuenisse
diligentiam: estis hac conuersatione praediti, ut amicorum
spem beneficii conlatione uincatis. secundam admonitionem
desidero, ut iniunctum iter adripiam: date felicem dexteram
humilitati meae et prospera mecum uestra diuidite. domine
mi, salutationis obsequia praesentans quaeso, ut si rerum
dominus apud Rauennam feliciter commorabitur indicetis,
quatenus sine ambiguo praecepta uestra perficiam.

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