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I Suppose you know well the great fa∣miliaritie, which I haue had with Ti∣tus Pinnius: which he made mani••est in his last will and testament: he leauing me both Guardian, & his second heire. His sonne a verie studious, learned, and modest childe, is to receiue a round summe of money of the Nicaeenses; of a∣bout an hundred and sixtie thousand Crownes: and for as much as I heare, they are willing to giue him satisfacti∣on;
seeing there••ore not onely•• the o∣ther Guardians, who know how much I am able to preu••ile with you, but the youth himselfe, is also perswaded, that you will doe any thing for my sake; you shall doe me a great pleasure, to vse the meanes (so farre as may stand with your honour, and place) that by order of the Nicaeenses, the foresaid m••neyes may be presently pay'd to Pinnius. Farewell.