Certaine epistles of Tully verbally translated: together with a short treatise, containing an order of instructing youth in grammer, and withall the use and benefite of verball translations

Cicero S. D. Cor∣nificio. 18 12 27

Sext Aufidius

is both as seruiceable as the best

v. comes to the nea∣rest

in dutifulnesse

wherewith

he reuerenceth me▪

and

is inferiour to none

in the noblenesse

of a Roman Gentle∣man.

Yea he is

of so temperate

and well qualified conditions,

that

very great gravity

is joyned

with very great cour∣tesie.

Whose affaires

which

are

in Africa

I doe so recommend

unto you,

that

I cannot

more earnestly,

or more heartily

recommend them:

you shall pleasure me greatly

if

you do your best

that

he

may understand

that my letter

hath prevailed great∣ly

with you.

My good Cornificius

I do earnestly craue

this

of you.

Fare you well.