Summary

Julian,  Letters — 61. To Sopater

“ And if you care at all for your admirers, as I believe you do care, you will prove it by never missing an opportunity while you are able to write.
Footnotes
↑ This letter is rejected by Schwarz, Cumont and Geffcken; Schwarz on the slender evidence of style classes it with the apocryphal letters to Iamblichus; Cumont also places it in that series, and thinks that this Sopater is the friend of the elder Iamblichus executed by Constantine. ↑ No forger would have referred to children of Julian's body; but the phrase may refer to his writings.
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