Letter 6065: Our Senate's delegates have returned after handling everything successfully.

Quintus Aurelius SymmachusCampania|c. 394 AD|Quintus Aurelius Symmachus|AI-assisted
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Our Senate's delegates have returned after handling everything successfully. The conscription levy has been dropped, and we've been granted a remission on silver [tax relief]. Even so, further negotiations on the terms are still expected.

But enough of public business -- let me turn to what matters more to your heart. My health is holding up. I often break up my time in the city with short stays in the nearby countryside. The only thing that really wears on me is your absence. But if you come see us soon, we'll happily escort you back to Campania when you're ready to go.

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Latin / Greek Original

Legati ordinis nostri ex usu actis omnibus reverterunt. nam et tironum conquie-
vit indictio et argenti nobis facta gratia est. super impetratis tamen adhuc speratur

aotioniss | tnlit P 1 m, ^ denotionit magnitadinem ptulit P ^ m,y suppU : qaia cmusas negationis infr» deno-
tionis spretum aestimandas praetullt vel simiU quid

27 nuper emissa] P/*, propere emitsa TuretUAy nostro praemista KiesUing, Untitper emitsa tgo 29 con-

ditionem PF

oratio. nunc domestica et animo vestro amica iongemu^. stat nobiscum valetudinis P
bonum. saepe urbanam commorationem proximo rure distinguimus. sola nos vestii
macerat absentia, sed si in conspectum nostrum propere veneritis, nos quoque recur-
snm vestrum in Campaniam cnm voluptate comitabimus.

5 LXm (LXIIU) a. 397.

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