Marcus Tullius Cicero,
Letters to Atticus — 2.2 (XXVII)
“ To Atticus on his way to Rome Tusculum, December 60 BC Take care of my dear nephew Cicero, I beg of you. I seem to share his illness. I am engaged on the "Constitution of Pellene," and, by heaven, have piled up a huge heap of Dicaearchus at my feet. [1] What a great man! You may learn much more from him than from Procilius. ”
