The writer praises Pallas Athena for both her military and legislative virtues, contrasting her influence with the outdated codes of the Levitical laws and the Qur’an. They express hope that northern regions will be illuminated by universal tolerance, as a reaction to past oppressive regimes. The writer laments that a misinformed censor in Paris prevented the entry of an important imperial instruction into France, blaming the error on the incompetence of lower officials rather than national fault. They conclude by wishing for a glorious peace and maintaining a respectful tone towards the recipient and their family.