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DCXIII (A XIII, 4)
TO ATTICUS (AT ROME)
I have received the result of your kind labours as to the ten legates. I agree with you about Tuditanus; it was his son that was quaestor the year after the consulship of Mummius. [Note]
Well, since you repeatedly ask me whether I am satisfied about the debtors, I also repeatedly tell you in answer that I am satisfied. [Note] If you can come to any settlement with Piso, do so. For I think Avius will fulfil his obligations. I wish you could come before Brutus; but if you can't, at least stay with me when he comes to Tusculum. It is of
great importance to me that we should be together. And you will be able to ascertain the day if you tell your servant to ask.
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