To Marinianus, Bishop of Ravenna.
Gregory to Marinianus, etc.
John, the bearer of these presents, complains that his wife, flying from the molestations of one George, has long been residing within venerable precincts, and has so far met with no assistance. Since she asserts that there is a dispute about her condition, and has asked that it should be commended to your Fraternity, we hereby exhort you that you afford your protection to this woman, and permit her not to be in any way aggrieved by any one unreasonably. But if the question about her station still continues, let it be your care that, without any oppression, and in a legal manner, it may be submitted for judgment; so that when, after ascertainment of the truth, what is agreeable to the order of law has been determined, neither party may complain of having suffered wrong. The month of May, first Indiction.
Source: Register of Letters (New Advent)