Committi, domine maior, in necessitudinis iura pronuntias, cur quod ad salve tibi debitum spectat a stilo et pugillaribus diu temperem quodque deinceps nullas viantum volas mea papyrus oneraverit, quae vos cultu sedulae sospitatis impertiat.
My honoured lord, you declare that I am offending against the laws of friendship. Your grievance is about the words of greeting which I owe you; you charge me with having long been chary with my tablets and stylus, and complain that I have not in my turn loaded the hands of travellers with papyrus destined to bring you the tribute of assiduous salutation.
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