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Pliny's Epistles in Ten Books: Volume 1, Books 1-6

The Life of Pliny

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1.

Pliny's Epistles Book I

1.1.

Epistle I. C. Plinius Secundus to his Beloved Septitius.

1.2.

Epistle II. To Arrianus.

1.3.

Epistle III. To Caninius Rufus.

1.4.

Epistle IV. To Pompeia Cælerina, his Wife's Mother.

1.5.

Epistle V. To Voconius Romanus.

1.6.

Epistle VI. To Cornelius Tacitus.

1.7.

Epistle VII. To Octavius Rufus.

1.8.

Epistle VIII. To Pompeius Saturninus.

1.9.

Epistle IX. To Minutius Fundanus.

1.10.

Epistle X. To Atrius Clemens.

1.11.

Epistle XI. To Fabius Justus.

1.12.

Epistle XII. To Calestrius Tiro.

1.13.

Epistle XIII. To Socius Senecio.

1.14.

Epistle XIV. To Junius Mauricus.

1.15.

Epistle XV. To Septitius Clarus.

1.16.

Epistle XVI. To Euritius.

1.17.

Epistle XVII. To Cornelius Titian.

1.18.

Epistle XVIII. To Tranquillus.

1.19.

Epistle XIX. To Romanus Firmus.

1.20.

Epistle XX. To Cornelius Tacitus.

1.21.

Epistle XXI. To Paternus.

1.22.

Epistle XXII. To Catilius Severus.

1.23.

Epistle XXIII. To Pompeius Falco.

1.24.

Epistle XXIV. To Bebius Hispanus.

2.

Pliny's Epistles Book II.

3.

Pliny's Epistles. Book III.

4.

Pliny's Epistles. Book IV.

5.

Pliny's Epistles. Book V.

6.

Pliny's Epistles. Book VI.

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Epistle XI. To Fabius Justus.

by the Same. [A. Z.]

[_]

Upon Pen and Ink.

'Tis an Age since you sent me a Letter. I've nothing to write, say you: That Excuse shall pass, provided you'll give it me under your Hand; or else a Word in the old Strain, thus; If you're well, 'tis pure; I'm the same. That's enough, and a great deal too. You fancy me in Jest; I'm not so merrily dispos'd. Let me know whether you are dead or alive, as you tender my Quiet.

Adieu.