Letters: To Julian, the Bishop, by Count Rodanus · Theoria

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St. Leo the Great · c. 440–461 AD

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Section 119

To Julian, the Bishop, by Count Rodanus

(Asking him to write quickly, and not keep him in suspense.)

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