The letter Psellos sent was redundant, the favour was agreed: but the notarios needed something to carry
Unit appears in:
KONSTANTINOS X (1059-1067)
1060
Summary:
The letter was redundant, a reminder to a krites of a favour already agreed, written to give the notarios something to carry; the krites was positive before when Psellos asked daily favours and this letter would keep their friendship alive
Dates:
1060 (Uncertain)
krites, correspondent of Michael Psellos (
Anonymus 2473
)
He received a redundant reminder from
Michael 61
of a favour already agreed, written to give
Anonymus 2474
something to bring; the krites was positive before when Psellos asked daily favours and the letter would keep their friendship alive (:)
Psellos Letters (K - D) 157, 183.5-16
notarios, letter-carrier of Michael Psellos (
Anonymus 2474
)
He took a redundant reminder from
Michael 61
to
Anonymus 2473
of a favour already agreed, written to give him something to carry (:)
Psellos Letters (K - D) 157, 183.5-16
Michael Psellos (named Konstantinos till tonsure in 1054) (
Michael 61
)
The letter was redundant, a reminder to
Anonymus 2473
of a favour already agreed, written to give
Anonymus 2474
something to bring; the krites was positive before when Psellos asked daily favours and the letter would keep their friendship alive (:)
Psellos Letters (K - D) 157, 183.5-16
He sent a redundant reminder to
Anonymus 2473
about
Anonymus 2474
Psellos Letters (K - D) 157, 183.5-16