Letter 682
To Ioulianos. (361/62)
I do not wish to believe that you cared little for the affairs of Ulpianus and Palladius — that you neither honored them as friends, nor respected them as rhetors, nor took into account that your companions share the same labors as you. For many say things that it would not even be proper for me to repeat, but I insist that none of this is yours to own.
Write, then, and send your testimony, and help both me and yourself.
Modern English rendering for readability. See the 19th-century translation or original Latin/Greek for scholarly use.
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