Письмо CLIV · C. R. Haines (1919) · Loeb Classical Library

Письмо CLIV: Marcus Aurelius Marcus Cornelius Fronto

I n what holiday-wise we have kept our holiday at Alsium1 I will not put on paper, that you may not be yourself troubled and scold me, my master. On my return to Lorium2 I found my little lady3 slightly feverish. The doctor says, if we soon . . . . . . . . . . . .4 If you were well, I should be happier. For I hope to see you already enjoying the use of sound eyes . . . . Farewell, my master.

Fronto to Marcus Antoninus

162 A.D.

To my Lord Antoninus Augustus.

1 On the Etrurian coast, twenty-four miles from Rome.
2 Half-way to Alsium from Rome.
3 Probably his daughter Cornificia.
4 About eight lines are lost.
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Автор: Ян Мезинский.
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