PREFACE 1. Reading the Letters from the Outside In 2. Constraints and Biases in Roman Letter-Writing 3. The Editing of the Collection 4. Frames of the Letter II. EPISTOLARY PREOCCUPATIONS 4. The Letters and Literature 5. Giving and Getting Advice by Letter 6. LETTER-WRITING AND LEADERSHIP AFTERWORD: THE COLLECTION IN HINDSIGHT APPENDIX 1: QUANTIFYING THE LETTER CORPUS APPENDIX 2: CONTEMPORARY WORKS MENTIONED IN THE LETTERS BIBLIOGRAPHY OF TITLES CITED
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