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CDXXXI (F XIV, II)
TO TERENTIA (AT ROME)
If you are well, I am glad. I am well. Our dear Tullia reached me on the 12th of June, by whose perfect
excellence and unsurpassed gentleness I felt my sorrow even heavier than before, to think that my want of prudence was the cause of her being in a position far removed from that which her dutiful affection and high character might claim. [Note] It is in my mind to send our son to Caesar, and Gnaeus Sallustius with him. If he starts I will let you know. Take great care of your health. Good—bye.
14 June.
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