Letter 10060: I write to you from a Rome that is, in the literal sense, less Roman than the Rome I grew up in; the changes are...

Once again I'm extending a loan of letters to an honest debtor.

We cannot bear the stubbornness of our people, who have not paid their outstanding obligations from previous years.

Reports have reached me from several of your churches that require my attention as your metropolitan.

1. Up to the time of my writing this reply, I had received three letters from your Grace, of which the first asked urgently a letter from me, the second intimated that what I wrote in answer had reached you, and the third, which conveyed the assurance of your most benevolent solicitude for our interest in the matter of the house belonging to tha...

Libanius asks Antiochus to assist a patient and deserving soldier whom Libanius himself could not help.