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The Letters of Cicero, Volume 1

Note 93 — XX (A I, 15)

Evelyn S. (Evelyn Shirley) Shuckburgh translation

The allotment of provinces had been put off (see last letter) till the affair of Clodius's trial was settled; consequently Quintus would not have much time for preparation, and would soon set out. He would cross to Dyrrachium, and proceed along the via Egnatia to Thessalonica. He might meet Atticus at Dyrrachium, or go out of his way to call on him at Buthrotum.

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