Letter 26: Even if neither the people of Cyrene nor the neighboring towns give you the gratitude you deserve for the fact that...
To Troilus.
Even if neither the people of Cyrene nor the neighboring towns give you the gratitude you deserve for the fact that the great Anastasius writes to them through your efforts — God's grace will be with you regardless, since you have played your part in forwarding good works. Be happy, most excellent of philosophers — that is how I delight to address you.
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