Letter 1075: My friend Acutianus could have obtained what he's asking for on his own — he's no less familiar to you than to me.
Potnit frater mens Acntianns sno nomine, qnod poscit, a£pisci, nt qni sit non
minns tibi qnam mihi familiaris, sed interfnit officii mei, nt ei volnntariam operam
commodarem. invat antem desiderinm illins institia postnlati. nam germanos ^nos
10 Nicasinm et Rogatiannm negotinm commnne cnrantes vel ad disceptationem Nnmi-
dici consnlaris remitti postnlat, vel qnod ei antiqnins est, te potissimum cognitore
mavnlt qnam primnm molestiam litis absolvi. qnare si et illins apnd te grande mo-
mentum est, et a legibns cansa non discrepat, et interventns mens libram tni favoris
inclinat, anniti aeqnnm est, nt optimo viro ex sententia procedat optatnm. vale.
15 LXX (LXTTTT) antea. 381.
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