Letter 6024: I should have held off writing, since my distinguished son Decius is heading your way and will tell you far more...
Debni litteris abstinere spectabili viro filio meo Decio commeante, qni de nobis
s^nd religionem vestram plnra narrabit, qnam posset paginamm textns amplecti; sed
minum T 19 ox] ab F 20 in referenda deainit F uiro P 1 m. 25 l^orta P
34 sed om. P 1 m.
160 SYMMACHI EPISTVLAE
P iucunditatem , quam vobis tribuet fraterna praesentia , stilo augere non piguit. id-
circo unanimitati vestrae honorem salutationis inpertio, ut adventus mei expectatio
oris munere mitigetur. vale.
xxnn (XXV) .
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