8 surviving letters between Fabatus and Pliny the Younger, spanning 104-107 AD.
You say you wish to see your granddaughter again, and me with her, after not having seen us for so long.
You of all people should not hesitate a moment about commending to my favour any persons whose interests you think I...
I really must keep your birthday as strictly as my own, since the happiness of mine depends upon yours, and it is...
You say you are surprised that my freedman Hermes should have sold to Corellia the lands which I have inherited and...
I have a very intimate regard for Calestrius Tiro, who is bound to me by close personal and official ties.
I am delighted that you feel strong enough to meet Tiro at Mediolanum, but in order that you may continue to feel so...
I am delighted that the visit of my friend Tiro was so agreeable to you, * but I was immensely pleased to read in...
The more you desire to see great-grandchildren born to you in our house, the greater will be your concern to hear...