Letter 6048: Since I learned you've been laid low by your usual ailment, every other worry has vanished from my mind.
Postquam te iactatam conperi dolore consueto, omnis reliquarum sollicitudinum
mearum sensus evanuit. nam, ut ait Hippocrates^ praesentia hebetantur in-
commoda, si cui dolor maior accesserit. expecto igitur, ut accepto de te
indicio laetiore in priores curas revertar. cetera in Iiac constematione animi mei
tamquam intempestiva praetereo, et tamen commonitorium iunxi, quod velim redacta 10
in tranquillum sanitate consideres. vale.
XXXXVI (XXXXVH) a. 397 ?
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