Letter 9011: A fragmentary letter header; the text of this letter is largely lost, surviving only as a partial heading in the...
[This letter survives only as a fragment -- the main text has been lost in transmission.]
Modern English rendering for readability. See the 19th-century translation or original Latin/Greek for scholarly use.
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So you weren't actually longing for the speeches — you just wanted to be seen longing for them.
I care for this Olympius here for many reasons.
Our entire family both gains good things and escapes bad ones through you.
I practically seized Simplicius, the imperial agent, at the very gate of the Via Flaminia, just to dictate these few...
We often ill advisedly hate our superiors and love our inferiors. So I, for my part, hold my tongue, and keep silence about the disgrace of the insults offered me. I wait for the Judge above, Who knows how to punish all wickedness in the end, even though a man pour out gold like sand; let him trample on the right, he does but hurt his own soul.