Letter 7017: This letter survives only in fragmentary form, with the manuscript text too damaged to reconstruct reliably.
Quintus Aurelius Symmachus→Unknown|c. 374 AD|Quintus Aurelius Symmachus
education books
//////////////enno P 6 legationem] (77), ////////e P prlncipis] (Z7), prin///// P 1 cune/a P
8 nuntiatur] luretus, nuntietur P
mis et] Leetiw, et om, P
LIBER Vn. 181
XVI.
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//////////////enno P 6 legationem] (77), ////////e P prlncipis] (Z7), prin///// P 1 cune/a P
8 nuntiatur] luretus, nuntietur P
mis et] Leetiw, et om, P
LIBER Vn. 181
XVI.
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Libanius→Atarbius, governorc. 384 · libanius #742
Agroicius and Eusebius are both former students of mine.
Quintus Aurelius Symmachus→Ambrose and others (multiple short letters)c. 382 · symmachus #3034
My brothers Dorotheus and Septimius, praiseworthy men, carried a single letter from you.
Libanius→Areion, of studentsc. 382 · libanius #720
I was pleased to see your sons -- one come for oratory, the other leading his brother to it.
Libanius→Laurikiosc. 369 · libanius #580
You were praising my speeches, and everyone else was praising your appetite for rhetoric.
Jerome→Antonyc. 374 · jerome #12
The subject of this letter is similar to that of the preceding. Of Antony nothing is known except that some manuscripts describe him as of Æmona. The date of the letter is 374 A.D.