Marcus Aurelius · Haines, volume I (1919)
Letter Ad M. Caes. v. 11
To my master.
Faustina has been feverish to-day also, and, in fact, I fancy I have noticed it more to-day. But the Gods be thanked she herself makes me less anxious by being such an obedient patient. Of course you would have come had you been able. I am rejoiced that you can come now, and promise to do so, my master. Farewell, most delightful of masters.
Marcus Aurelius, Letters to Fronto, Letter Ad M. Caes. v. 11, translated by C. R. Haines (1919–1920). The Stoic Library.