CHAP. IX.
1926 anthology with historical English translations and Crane introduction
William Wake and Frank Crane
CHAP. IX.
Annæus Seneca to Paul Greeting.
I KNOW that my letter, wherein I acquainted you, that I had read to the Emperor your Epistles, does not so much affect of as the nature of the things (contained in them),
2 Which do so powerfully divert men's minds from their former manners and practices, that I have always been surprised, and have been fully convinced of it by many arguments heretofore.
3 Let us therefore begin afresh; and if any thing heretofore has been imprudently acted, do you forgive.
4 I have sent you a book de copia verborum. Farewell, dearest Paul.