Cicero to Brutus. Ep. 13.
LVcius Castronius Patus, the chiefest, without comparison, in the towne of Luca, is noble, wise, full of courtesie, a man of great bountie, and graced both by vertue, and also fortune; if this
The familiar epistles of M.T. Cicero Englished and conferred with the: French Italian and other translations
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- Cicero, Marcus Tullius.
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be any thing to the present purpose. And besides, he is so far my most fami∣liar friend, that he more respectiuely obserues no man of our order. Where∣fore I commend him vnto you, both as my friend, and one that's worthie of your acquaintance. Whatsoeuer you doe for him, will assuredly be returned by your owne content, and mine ac∣ceptance. Farewell.