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Notes that he has no news of his application to Cape Town. He goes on to give his reasons why he believes that Denis Saddington would be a bad appointment to the Wits chair. He has particular reservations regarding his leadership capabilities, but has no doubts as to his academic ability.

Note which thanks Crook for the prefatory comments which went some way to ensuring that Rapke's report will earn him a PhD.

Conveys belated seasonal greetings to Crook. Notes that he has signed a contract with Croom Helm to write a new biography of Augustus. He expresses some concern as to who will fill the Chair of Classics, particularly if it is an internal appointment. Although he is not keen to apply, he asks Crook to be a referee if he decides to do so.

Note confirming that Harold Guite died peacefully with his family around him on 26 June. Confirms funeral details and suggested travel arrangements for those attending.

Thanks Crook for his nomination of Koumoulides. He confirms his requirement of an up to date c.v. before the committee meeting of 21 November.

Suggests ways that Peter Williams could be accommodated at the College.

Note to Crook informing him of a web site for literary translations.

Writes from Derby, informing Crook that he, Tony, is to be 'installed' as Head Verger during the morning Eucharist on Sunday 4 March.

Thanks Crook for his letter and mentions that Roman Law no longer receives the study that it deserves. He was disappointed that the editors omitted all of the translations that were part of his original manuscript. He mentions he would like to meet Crook when he is over for conferences in June.

Thanks Crook for his letter but regrets that due to flight restrictions he will not be able to meet him in London. Her congratulates him on the completion of the new FIRA. He mentions that he is preparing another article on Roman execution law and would welcome Crook's comments. (A postcard is attached.)