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The Letters — Letter 201 (St. Basil)

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The Letters — Letter 201 (St. Basil)

To Amphilochius, bishop of Iconium. I long to meet you for many reasons, that I may have the benefit of your advice in the matters I had in hand, and that on beholding you after a long interval I may have some comfort for your absence. But since both of us are prevented by the same reasons, you by the illness which has befallen you, and I by the malady of longer standing which has not yet left me, let us, if you will, each forgive the other, that both may free ourselves from blame.

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