Letter 9187: The men who accompany this letter are sent by Constantius, bishop of Milan, on business that has brought them to...

Our most reverend brother and fellow bishop Constantius, hastening to send his men there for the benefit of his church, has wished to commend them to your charity. [...] Accordingly, so far as you are able with God's help, and where it shall be necessary, run to their aid with sound judgment and bring them assistance, so that, supported by your help as is fitting while it is in your power, both they themselves may have less to labor over there and our aforesaid brother may recognize the advantages of his church through your support.

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