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C. Avianus Phylox∣enus
is
my auncient Host,
and
beside hospitality,
my very entire friend too,
whom,
Caesar
made free of Coma
by my meanes.
v. by my benefite.
But he got
the name of Avianus
because
he was acquainted with
no man
more,
then
Flaccus Auianus
my speciall acquain∣tance,
as
I thinke
you know.
All which
I haue gathered
that
you might vnderstād
that this my cōmen∣dation
is not
ordinary
v. vulgar.
I do therefore craue
at your hands
that
you would stand his friend
v. y.w. pleasure him
by all meanes
which
you may
doe
without trouble to your selfe,
and account him
v. and haue
as one of your owne friends
v. in the number of yours
and carefully provide
that
he may know
that this letter of mine
hath stood him in great stead,
v. hath been of great vse to him
I shall like that mar∣uelously well.
v. that shall be to me
acceptable in greater manner
Fare you well