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Although you yourself rarely write, nevertheless, as soon as we learn that someone is leaving from here to you, we write to your nobility every time. We expressed a desire for you to come here to see us; We fervently wish this now. But since this, in all likelihood, seemed difficult to your nobility (although the danger from the Isaurians had completely passed), we do not cease to console ourselves, at least, by the fact that we constantly write to your honesty. In fact, every time we find an opportunity to send a letter to you, when we begin to write to you, we experience extraordinary pleasure. Knowing this, my most modest and most reverent lady, please try to constantly inform us about your health and complacency. Just as we do not reproach you at all regarding the trip, because it might seem burdensome to you, so, on the contrary, we will never stop complaining about your long silence, because we fervently desire to constantly have information about the well-being of you and your entire home. The paragraphs in the text were arranged by us. – Editorial staff of “ABC of Faith” From Kukuz, believed to be in 404. You might be interested in: