Letter 1025: I'm delighted to mean more to you than most people, since you're the kind of man who looks out for my interests...
Gandeo plnris me tibi esse quam ceteros, qnando ita animatns es, nt sponte in
rem meam consulas nec opperiaris petitionem, sed solam volnntatis meae famam se-
15 quaris. accepi evectiones quattnor inmane quantum commodas in excnrsns et recnrsus
meomm. dii te pro tanta gratia mnnerentur, et qnia perfectis atqne elatis in cumnlnm
bonis nihil adici potest, yelint tnta erga te et propria, quae dedemnt. vale.
xxn (xnn) a. 378.
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