Letter 919: Libanius thanks Theodorus for saving Eusebius and asks him to push the final administrative decision through.

The sophist Eusebius has been saved through you: you snatched him out of the winter and restored him to his family. But the evidence by which he distinguished himself in court, showing himself clear of the charge, has been brought to your authorities, and it needs the ears and the voice of the great office. Through you, the matter will reach its end, and quickly; without your help, it will either lie somewhere outside or make its way in slowly. Show us once again the admirable Theodorus, who takes great pleasure in removing difficulties for all people, and especially for those who have given their lives to Hermes and the Muses.