Marcus Tullius Cicero,
Letters to Atticus — 3.20 (LXXVII)
“ Yet I feel sure that it occurs to your mind what a life ours was, how delightful, how dignified. To recover this, in the name of fortune, bestow all your energies, as I know you do, and take care that I keep the birthday of my return in your delightful house with you and my family. ”
