Letter 1040: I've been idle for some time in the retreats of Campania and had no opportunity to write.
Din in Campaniae secessibus otiatus occasione carui scriptionum. ideo paulisper
sermonis mei circa te munus intepuit. sed ubi in patriam pedem retuli, 'antiqua mihi
fnit instaurandi officii diligentia. ergo debito te honore salntationis inpertio utmmqne
20 deposcens, nt et silentio superiori venia iusta praestetur et praesenti obseqnio vicissitudo
respondeat. vale.
XXXVI (XXX) a. 370—379.
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