Letter 10018: My son continues his studies and gives me, on the whole, satisfaction; I say this with the caution appropriate to a...

This Hilarinos is a Greek from Euboea — not inexperienced in legal matters.

I have loved and admired you since those days when Klematios — that man who, after a just life, met an unjust end —...

(This Epistle should be read in connection with the three addressed to Eusebius of Cæsarea, to which it refers. For the circumstances see General Prolegomena, § 1, p. 194.) It is a time for prudence and endurance, and that we should not let anyone appear to be of higher courage than ourselves, or let all our labours and toils be in an instant br...

I've also lifted the spirits of the Roman people.

I'd just come back from the coast at Formiae to my house on the Caelian Hill [one of Rome's seven hills] when I...