Letter 2068: My written recommendation carries little weight if my friend Leontius is not commended by his own blameless life and...
Parva est commendatio scriptorum meorum , si Leontium familiarem meum inno-
cens vita j^pyiia qiijfrpfiqni^ conciliat. suo igitur praeditus merito commendationis ad-
t5 minicnla non requirit, et tamen abstinere non debeo tali genere litterarum, magis ut
amicitiae satisfaciam, quam ut ei aliquid opis conferam. tu tamen pro dignatione,
qua clarus es, facito noverit, gratiam sui meo quoque nomine esse geminatam. vale.
LXVm (LXVH) ante a. 395.
Related Letters
Innocent, bishop, to presbyters and deacons, and to all the clergy and people of the Church of Constantinople, the...
May every blessing fall on the man — whoever he is — who extols your merit with such pious devotion.
You add deeds to hopes, noble Maximus — or rather, your deeds have surpassed our hopes.
The quadragesima [a 2.
I've grown more confident in my affection for Athanasius, a man of fine qualities, now that I've learned your...