Letter 3016: Ad Hilarium
Venantius Fortunatus→Hilarius|c. 570 AD|Venantius Fortunatus
friendship
XVI
Ad Hilarium
Lux sincera animi, semper mihi dulcis Hilari,
quamvis absentem quem mea cura videt,
cuius honestus amor tantum mea corda replevit,
ut sine te numquam mente vacante loquar:
versibus exiguis mandamus vota salutis;
quae dedit affectus sint tibi cara, precor.
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XVI
Ad Hilarium
Lux sincera animi, semper mihi dulcis Hilari,
quamvis absentem quem mea cura videt,
cuius honestus amor tantum mea corda replevit,
ut sine te numquam mente vacante loquar:
versibus exiguis mandamus vota salutis;
quae dedit affectus sint tibi cara, precor.
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