From Anatolius of Constantinople, on Their Broken Correspondence

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From Anatolius of Constantinople, on Their Broken Correspondence

In this letter Anatolius complains of the break in their letters to each other. He declares his loyalty to Rome, announces that Aetius has been restored, pleads that he is not guilty of the charge of personal ambition, and sends the proceedings of Chalcedon for Leo’s approval.