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LVcius Liuineius Trypho, is free-man to Lucius Regulus, my verie familiar acquaintance: whose mis-fortune is a cause, that I am more officious to him, then vsuall. For I cannot be more af∣fectionate to him, then I haue beene. But I loue Trypho, for his owne deserts.
For hee did me great pleasu••••, in the time of my mis for••unes: ••••er••in •• might euidently perceiue, each mans good will, and co••st••ncie: I recom∣mend him therefore to you, with the same vehemencie, with which those that would be accompted grate••ull, are bound to recommend them, f••om whom they haue receiu'd a benefit. I shall be highly pleas'd, tha•• he might perceiue, that you out of your loue vn∣to me, tooke in good part also, the kindnesse he did me, in exposing him∣selfe to many daungers for my safetie, and his often going to Sea for me, in the midd'st of Winter. Farewell.