Letter 425
I have read your most delightful letter. I have written to Plancus [Lucius Munatius Plancus, governor of Transalpine Gaul] and sent it off; here is a copy for you. As for what he discussed with Tiro [Cicero's freedman and secretary], I shall find out from the man himself. [2] You will take the matter of your sister in hand more attentively once you have freed yourself from that occupation of yours.
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Latin / Greek Original
iucundissimas tuas legi litteras. ad Plancum scripsi, misi. habes exemplum. Cum Tirone quid sit locutus cognoscam ex ipso. [2] cum sorore ages attentius, si te occupatione ista relaxaris.
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- 2026-05-27v2.2.34-import
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