Letter 2081: Our brother Hilarius has commended the most devoted Titianus to me.
Commendatum mihi a fratre meo Hilario virum devotissimum Titianum quo alio
possum beneficio munerari, quam ut eum sancto pectori tuo non aspemandus precator
insinuem? et spero petitioni meae cessuram facilitatem, quando eo studio atque pro-
posito es, ut instar gratiae babeas, si tibi probabilis amicus accedat. vale. 20
LXXXI (LXXX) bieme a. 393/4.
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