Letter 2049: The bond of mutual love has compelled me to send a letter to Your Holiness, who is inseparable from me, for the sole...
XXXXVIIII. APRUNCULO EPISCOPO RURICIUS EPISCOPUS.
Exegit mutui amoris affectus ad indiuiduam mihi sanctitatem
uestram sola ex causa litteras destinare, etiamsi non se occasio
4] Luc. 6, 88. Matth. 7, 2. 12] Psalm. 48, 17. 16] Psalm. 75, 6.
21] Matth. 19, 29. 23] Matth. 6, 19.
1 ascendit S 8 benefitia S 5 mensuram S remitietur S 10 nondinationibuB
S descendet scripsi coli. lin. 15, discendit S, discedet v
Kr., discedit Mommsenus 11 porcionem S 18 timueritis 11 15 discendit
S 17 in om. S, add. Utdg . 20 frater carissime v 22 centuplo
Luetjohann a tinea v, oatenea S ptimiscere S exterminum S
24 custo S est] finit add. S 28 ex] ea coni. Mommsenus distinari S
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oportuna porrigeret. unde per hominem filii mei Leontii has
ad apostolatum uestrum dedi, quibus sospitatione praelata,
quam ex sententia deo fauente ualeatis, inquiro, quia ipsi
nostis incolumitatem uestram nostram esse laetitiam, sperans,
ut redeunte praefato nos reddatis de uestris actibus propitia
diuinitate securos, quos uidetis esse (de) prosperitate sollicitos.
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