Letter 609: If you have any regard for your father-in-law, come and see him before he departs — and quickly.

For some time now the silent Lucrine waters have been longing for you, and the smooth bay of Baiae, and Puteoli...

I believe I've beaten the news to you — the report that you've been relieved not only of the honor but also of its...

I have been much distressed on meeting a worthy man involved in very great trouble. Being human, how could I fail to sympathise with a man of high character afflicted beyond his deserts? On thinking in what way I could be useful to him, I did find one means of helping him out of his difficulties, and that is by making him known to your excellency.

(An important letter on the Apollinarian controversy has already been given above.) 7. To Theodore, Bishop of Tyana (Theodore, a native of Arianzus, and an intimate friend of Gregory, accompanied him to Constantinople a.d. 379, and shared his persecution by the Arians, who broke into their church during the celebration of the divine liturgy, and...

Gallus Caesar to his brother Julian, greetings.