Excerpt from Marcus Flaminius, Vol. 2 of 2: Or, a View of the Military, Political, and Social Life of the Romans: In a Series of Letters From a Patrician to His Friend; In the Year DCCLXII, From the Foundation of Rome, to the Year DCCLXIX
Though it was impract1cable to keep my in tention wholly concealed, yet, as I wished to make my journey as privately as possible, I have taken with me few servants, but among them 1s a Sici lian slave, perfectly acquainted with the country, whom Germanicils advised me to receive. Into my family: he is remarkably intelligent, and may be considerably useful in my present researches. Before my departure I took leave of Manfred, who will soon be restored to his native soil. I charged him to enquire into the fate of Sigismar, and to give me information of him, his mother, and brother.
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