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C. Plinius Annio Severo suo s.
C. Plinius Calpurnio Flacco suo s.
C. Plinius Titio Aristoni suo s.
C. Plinius Iulio Valeriano suo s.
C. Plinius Novio Maximo suo s.
C. Plinius Domitio Apollinari suo s.
C. Plinius Calvisio Rufo suo s.
C. Plinius Titinio Capitoni suo s.
C. Plinius Sempronio Rufo suo s.
C. Plinius Suetonio Tranquillo suo s.
C. Plinius Calpurnio Fabato Prosocero suo s.
C. Plinius Terentio Scauro suo s.
C. Plinius
Iulio
Valeriano suo s.
C. Plinius Pontio Allifano suo s.
C. Plinius Arrio Antonino suo s.
C. Plinius Aefulano Marcellino suo s.
C. Plinius Vestricio Spurinnae suo s.
C. Plinius Calpurnio Macro suo s.
C. Plinius Valerio Paulino suo s.
C. Plinius Cornelio Urso suo s.
C. Plinius Pompeio Saturnino suo s.
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[8] Pauci dies, et liber principis severus et tamen moderatus: leges ipsum; est in publicis actis. Quam me iuvat, quod in causis agendis non modo pactione dono munere verum etiam xeniis semper abstinui!
Letters. Pliny the Younger.
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