Letter 6053: I'm perfectly willing to write, but I'd rather save the news for my dear son Sibidius to relay in person at his leisure.
Quintus Aurelius Symmachus→Unknown|c. 390 AD|Quintus Aurelius Symmachus
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Scribere non recuso, sed malni domno filio meo Sibidio narranda coram per otiam
20 reservare. sola igitur salutatione fungetur haec pagina, cuius brevitas et vestro ho-
nori satisfaciet nec illi referenda decerpet. vale.
LI (LH) a. 397.
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Scribere non recuso, sed malni domno filio meo Sibidio narranda coram per otiam
20 reservare. sola igitur salutatione fungetur haec pagina, cuius brevitas et vestro ho-
nori satisfaciet nec illi referenda decerpet. vale.
LI (LH) a. 397.
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