Letter 10060: I write to you from a Rome that is, in the literal sense, less Roman than the Rome I grew up in; the changes are...

Consider this an embassy from the Muses themselves, who want Asteius, one of their dancers, to remain with them a...

You are always the bearer of great joys for me, but now what you report has exceeded even my prayers.

Both my devotion to you and my duty to the distinguished Eusebius -- a man who has earned the respect of the best...

To Salvius: a Complaint that the Country People Were Harassed, and Their Possessions Plundered.

If Homer had told us that Odysseus benefited from his wanderings by seeing many towns and learning the minds of...