4 surviving letters between Aulus Caecina and Marcus Tullius Cicero, spanning 48 BC.
“Whenever I see your son -- and I see him almost every day -- I promise him my zeal and effort without any exception of l…”
“I fear you may miss my attentions, which ought not to be lacking toward you given our bond of many mutual services and s…”
“Forgive my fear and pity the times for the fact that the book was not returned to you more quickly.”
“When Largus, a man devoted to you, had spoken with me and told me that the Kalends of January had been set as your deadl…”