The Letters of Marcus Tullius Cicero to Several of His Friends 2
The Letters of Marcus Tullius Cicero to Several of His Friends 2
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Farewell.
VOL. II.
114 THB LETTERS wok it.
LETTER XVIIL £A. U. 702.3 TO VOLUMNIUS.* Tbs faoiiltar manner in which your letter to me was addressed, though extremely agreeable indeed to the intimacy that subsists between us, made me at firrt doubt whether it did not come from my very food friend, your namesake, the senator. But I soon found, by that lively and elegant hnmour with which it was distin^ished, that it could be the produce of no other hand than yours. I was ex* ceedingly pleased with ...it in every respect, but that I perceived you had not sufficiently discharged your trust, ftod defended the credit of my posses* i as a wit For you tell me, that since I left * The person to whom thb letter is addressed was a Ro* man knight, extremely admired for his wit and pleasantry.
It was thb quality, it is probable, that recommended him to Antony, with whom he appears to have been in some cre- dit $ as he was likewise employed by him in the civil wars.
Atticus also was in the number of Volumnius^s friends $ and after the battle of Modena, when Antony's faction was sup- posed to be irrecoverably ruined, he generously protected him from the violence of the successful party.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Farewell.
VOL. II.
114 THB LETTERS wok it.
LETTER XVIIL £A. U. 702.3 TO VOLUMNIUS.* Tbs faoiiltar manner in which your letter to me was addressed, though extremely agreeable indeed to the intimacy that subsists between us, made me at firrt doubt whether it did not come from my very food friend, your namesake, the senator. But I soon found, by that lively and elegant hnmour with which it was distin^ished, that it could be the produce of no other hand than yours. I was ex* ceedingly pleased with ...it in every respect, but that I perceived you had not sufficiently discharged your trust, ftod defended the credit of my posses* i as a wit For you tell me, that since I left * The person to whom thb letter is addressed was a Ro* man knight, extremely admired for his wit and pleasantry.
It was thb quality, it is probable, that recommended him to Antony, with whom he appears to have been in some cre- dit $ as he was likewise employed by him in the civil wars.
Atticus also was in the number of Volumnius^s friends $ and after the battle of Modena, when Antony's faction was sup- posed to be irrecoverably ruined, he generously protected him from the violence of the successful party.
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