Better Gutenberg
Free, beautifully formatted public-domain ebooks
‹Better GutenbergThe Letters of Cicero, Volume 1CXII — (F V, 3) From Q. Metellus Nepos (In Spain) · 115 of 192Contents›

The Letters of Cicero, Volume 1

by Marcus Tullius Cicero

115 of 192 · Contents · Download EPUB

CXII (F V, 3) From Q. Metellus Nepos (In Spain)

B.C. 56, ÆT. 50

The insults of a most outrageous person, with which he loads me in frequent public speeches, are alleviated by your kind services to me; and as they are of little weight as coming from a man of that character, they are regarded by me with contempt, and I am quite pleased by an interchange of persons to regard you in the light of a cousin.502 Him I don’t wish even to remember, though I have twice saved his life in his own despite. Not to be too troublesome to you about my affairs, I have written to Lollius as to what I want done about my provincial accounts, with a view to his informing and reminding you. If you can, I hope you will preserve your old goodwill to me.

← Back to The Letters of Cicero, Volume 1

Scroll to Top