Letter 10014: The books and furnishings belonging to the monastery of the abbot Fuscus have been improperly taken or withheld.
AD FANTINUM DEFENSOREM.
Fusco abbati, monaslerii $sui Codices et vela reslitui
faciat,
Gregorius Fantino deſensori Neapolitano.
Fuscus, abbas * monas!lerii sancti Archangeli quod
Macharis dicitur, atque sanctorum Maximi, Era>mi,
et Julianz, asSeruit Constantium cell:e suze presby-
terum ob temporis qualitatem $e in Siciliam trans-
migrasse, el Codices monaslerii $sui alque vela secuin
pariter deportasse. Quem quoniam deſunctum per-
hibet, el ca quzya cell: $uz esse commemorat $libi
posLulat debere restitui , expericntia tua verilalem
curet addiscere; et $i ita est, LYOQSL omnia quiz
monasterii ipsius Sunt sine aliqua faciat dilations
re$tilui. Nam contra rationem est ut quod de mona-
$terio pro lemporis, sicut dictum e-t, qualitate sub-
latum est, ab cjus debeat jure separari. lta ergo
experientia tua agat, ul veritatem addiscers, pra-
dictum illic abbatem, vel quem vice $ud transmisecrit,
dilationem ſrustra sustinere minime patiatur,
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