Letter 162: You could easily obtain a favor from Cyrillus, both as his friend and as the governor of Tyre.
**To Andronicus** (358–361)
You could easily obtain a favor from Cyrillus, both as his friend and as governor of Tyre.
So send him a letter on behalf of the man who is delivering this letter to you. For if this man meets with some good fortune in Elusa through my influence, Boethus — who is a kinsman of his and manages my affairs — will be better disposed toward me.
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