Letters

Aeneas wants his prized book back.

Aeneas calls Cassus back from the countryside to city conversation.

Aeneas warns Alphius not to wrong a friend or even seem to do so.

Aeneas passes along praise of Zonainus and asks for even a small letter.

Aeneas turns a robbery into praise of learning as secure wealth.

Aeneas shares Pampus's loss and seeks philosophical consolation.

Aeneas replaces quarrel with a festival of friendship and rhetoric.

Aeneas blesses Zosimus's voyage from friends back to friends.

Aeneas recommends Constantine the poet to Sopater.

Aeneas sends the elderly poet Paul to Zosimus for support.

Aeneas asks Marinianus to stage a contest of eloquence for Ponto.

Aeneas sends his portrait to Epiphanius through Euthymius.

Aeneas asks aid for a teacher brought low by fortune.

Aeneas praises John for encouraging virtue without harshness.

Aeneas praises Stephen's preaching and asks for a golden reply.

Aeneas turns priestly conflict into a meditation on courage and rhetoric.

Aeneas sends a student to Dionysius's city of learning.

Aeneas praises Theodorus and Syrian Attic eloquence.

Aeneas wants Gessius to treat his painful illness.

Aeneas combines praise of friendship with a diagnosis for Gessius.

Aeneas asks Dorotheus to support a poor sacred minister.

Aeneas asks Diodorus to choose speech over silent peace.

Aeneas asks Epiphanius to receive and send home a traveler.

Aeneas asks Marcianus to secure restitution for a robbed poor man.

Aeneas asks Julian to finish improving a clever water machine.