Letter 30

Marcus Tullius CiceroTitus Pomponius Atticus|c. -60 AD|Cicero|AI-assisted

I want you to appreciate my consistency. I have decided against watching the games at Antium; for it would be rather beneath my dignity, when I wish to avoid all suspicion of self-indulgence, to suddenly turn up traveling not only in luxury but also foolishly. Therefore I shall wait for you at Formiae until the Nones of May. Now let me know on what day we shall see you. From Appii Forum, at the fourth hour. I had sent another letter a little earlier from Tres Tabernae.

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Latin / Greek Original

volo ames meam constantiam. ludos Anti spectare non placet; est enim huposoloikon, quom velim vitare omnium deliciarum suspicionem, repente anaphainesthai non solum delicate sed etiam inepte peregrinantem. qua re usque ad Nonas Maias te in Formiano exspectabo. nunc fac ut sciam quo die te visuri simus. ab Appi foro hora quarta. dederam aliam paulo ante a tribus tabernis.

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