The Letters — Letter 357 (St. Basil)
The Letters · Saint Basil the Great · the golden age of the Fathers · part 322 of 327
The Letters — Letter 357 (St. Basil)
What has made Basil object to the letter, the proof of philosophy? I have learned to make fun from you, but nevertheless your fun is venerable and, so to say, hoary with age. But, by our very friendship, by our common pastimes, do away, I charge you, with the distress caused by your letter…in nothing differing.
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