Letter signed : Rome, to an unidentified recipient, 1681 August 23.

Saying to her recipient that she is well aware of his fine courtesy which triumphs not only during rural leisure, but also during war as an innate quality; also saying that the strokes of his heroic pen should not be devoted to anything else but the Goddess Athena, so spirited and expressive are they; adding that she does not feel adequate to be the subject of such sublime material and reprimanding his prodigality in making her seem what she is not; wishing that he would understand her request; in the postscript, in her own hand, saying that she is pleased to hear that he is enjoying the company of his wife and paying her respects to his sister; presenting herself as ready to serve.