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| <<Cic. Att. 13.33A | Cic. Att. 13.34 (Latin) | >>Cic. Att. 13.35 |
DCXLIV (A XIII, 34)
TO ATTICUS (AT ROME)
I arrived at Astura on the evening of the 25th. For in order to avoid the heat I had rested three hours at Lanuvium. Pray, if it won't be a trouble to you, contrive that I shall not have to come to Rome before the 5th of next month-you can arrange it by means of Egnatius Maximus. Above all, come to a settlement with Publilius in my absence: as to which, write and tell me what people say. [Note] "Much the people, of course, concern themselves about that!" [Note] No, by heaven, I don't suppose they do. For it is already a nine days' wonder. But I wanted to fill my page. I need say no more, for I am all but with you unless you put me off. For I have written to you about the pleasure-grounds. [Note]
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