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Marcus Tullius Cicero · IV (F XIII, 45)

IV (F XIII, 45)

[13.45] [ShA.4] TO APPULEIUS (PROQUAESTOR IN ASIA)

ROME

Lucius Egnatius is my most intimate friend among the Roman knights. I commend to you his slave Anchialus and his banking business in Asia as earnestly as if I were commending my own business. For I would have you believe that there is not only a close daily intercourse between us, but also important mutual services. Wherefore I reiterate my request that you will see that he understands that I have written to you with sufficient earnestness: for as to your goodwill towards me he had no doubt. I beg you again and again to do so. Good-bye.