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The Letters of Cicero, Volume 1

by Marcus Tullius Cicero

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C (A IV, 4 a) To Atticus (Returning From Epirus)

Rome, 28 January

B.C. 56, ÆT. 50

I was charmed to see Cincius when he called on me on the 28th of January before daybreak. For he told me that you were in Italy and that he was sending slaves to you. I did not like them to go without a letter from me; not that I had anything to say to you, especially as you are all but here, but that I might express merely this one thing—that your arrival is most delightful and most ardently wished for by me. Wherefore fly to us with the full assurance that your affection for me is fully reciprocated. The rest shall be reserved for our meeting. I write in great haste. The day you arrive, mind, you and your party are to dine with me.

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