Letter 10016: The games this spring were the best I have provided, and the city's response confirmed my judgment that the...

Fortune did not plan well for you, but you, I think, have planned well for yourself.

You sent that letter as a refutation — to show that I had given you too grand a title by calling you first among Greeks.

I know what you think of me.

Even if personal and friendly petition were lacking, the force of public justice could not fail to support so...

I hope to find a suitable day for the conference, after those which I intend to fix for the hill-country. I see no opportunity for our meeting (unless the Lord so order it beyond my expectation), other than at a public conference. You may imagine my position from your own experience.