Letter 8022: Who more justly learns the signs of my prosperity than you?
XXII. ENNODIVS FLORO.
Qui iustius prosperitatis meae cognoscit indicia, nisi qui
sinceriter et indesinenter optauit? nec conuenit prius alterum
15 Terentianus Mannis 1951, Verge A. VI 1
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XXT. 3 possim B 4 ra procurem L set B 5 pu semper tuus
T 6 talem otn. L 7 protector T1 8 stili] simili B
eum morderem fort . 9 artem Pb 10 uersos L meoe om.
B religeras B docuit B1 14 iste L1 genua Tsb,
ienua P, ianua BLT1 V, genas fort . 15 terentinus B 17 elassique
immittit Ps (m mg.) b, mittit LPTY, mittet B abenas T,
aninas B 18 tamen (a ex e? corr.) B 19 quod L uersus
ipsos emendo LPTVb ipeus Bl derigo L1 21 contiget B
quid T fu«erat B 22 mo..uerer L
XXII. 24 fioro] liberio B 25 iustos B 26 senceri (eri in
ras.) B
desideria aliena cognoscere. ergo seruitio salutationis exhibito
indico me caelesti beneficio, postquam cessauit humana curatio,
mox sanatum: reuocauit me ad spem prosperitatis res illa,
quia medici destiterunt. nunc gaudia uestra,, sicut de me
aestimo, cognoscentes mecum laudibus prosequimini tanti beneficii
largitorem et, si adhuc uos longior mora detinet, quam
bene ualeatis litteris intimate.
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