Letter 49
Marcus Aurelius→Marcus Cornelius Fronto|c. 156 AD|Marcus Cornelius Fronto|Human translated
? 154–156 A.D. To my master. When you are well enough to walk comfortably, then we also shall be delighted to see you. May the Gods bring that about as soon as possible, and the pain in your foot be better. Farewell, my best of masters.
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? 154–156 A.D. To my master. When you are well enough to walk comfortably, then we also shall be delighted to see you. May the Gods bring that about as soon as possible, and the pain in your foot be better. Farewell, my best of masters.
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