[1] Both you and Ignatius wrote to me that if anyone was going to Syria he should also take your letters. I will do this if I have a convenient opportunity.
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either mysell or the man whom I am sending as a representative for you and me.
[2] We send you, as you asked, the letters of Ignatius, which were sent to us by him, and others which we had by us. These are subjoined to this letter, and you will be able to benefit greatly from them. For they contain faith, patience, and all the edification which pertains to our Lord. Let us know anything further which you have heard about Ignatius himself and those who are with him.
Epistula ad Philippenses. Polycarp. ed. Kirsopp Lake. London. 1912.
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