Castus, Valerius, Diophantus, and Cyriacus, presbyters of Antioch & John Chrysostom

Chrysostom reflects on love as an inexhaustible debt and sends a letter for Romanus.

Chrysostom asks Antiochene presbyters to protect Constantius from unjust harassment.

Chrysostom thanks the Antiochene presbyters for receiving a monk and calming his opponents.

Chrysostom compares the presbyters' trials to gold refined by fire and asks for joyful news.

Chrysostom describes letters as a debt of love and reports recovery from stomach illness.

Chrysostom thanks Antiochene presbyters for eager letters and celebrates steadfast love.