Funeral Oration for the Obsequies of Karl von Hund

daily. I shall hand your letter to him immediately upon his arrival.
The brothers in Erlangen long very much for the return of our Doctor; they miss your clear-sighted company and complain that since your departure, a lethargy has prevailed that is becoming unbearable to them, much as it is for you, my dear friend.
Apart from Naples and Turin, I know of no other brothers in connection with us, after whom a whole post referring to a postal relay or stage of travel where your journey will lead you—though I assume you will not come to any of these posts, otherwise I could have given you addresses there.
I have conveyed your recommendations everywhere; people were happy about your friendly remembrance and have charged me with the warmest return recommendations. Fare you well; may you conclude your journey as happily as I wish it for you with all my heart, and be assured that I remain, with the most perfect respect and the

Rothenberg
July 28, 776
E. Schiegl 776

most tender friendship, the Doctor's most devoted brother,
Fr: Christ. a Spina.