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THough I had written to you, but this morning by Harpalus: not∣withstanding hauing, a fit messenger, I will no•• forbeare to make a repetition of my ••ormer. Not because I am di∣strustfull of your diligence, but because respects of importance vrge me. Great necessitie mou'd me to send you thi∣ther for dispatch of our businesses. Pro∣cure in any wise, that Offili••s and Au∣relius be satisfied, If you cannot get all
of Fla••m••, get at least some part; call for the pension dew the Calends of Ia∣nuarie. See you sa••isfie our Creditors, before your departure. Thus farre of matters domesticall. About publike affaires I am sufficiently enformed. I see what bee the ends and scopes, of Octauius and Antonius. I know, what you and others may well imagine. I thinke the worse of my selfe, that I come not with all speed vnto you. But I forthwith expect your letters. And know that Balbus, was in Aquinas, as was told ••ou, and the day after Hirtius. I thinke they went both vn∣to the Ba••hes. Wee shall heare, what they haue contriued. Giue notice to Dolabella's agents, and call earnestly vpon Papia. Farewell.