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"text": "Inclusus inde videri Hannibal via ad Casilinum obsessa, cum Capua et Samnium et tantum ab tergo divitum sociorum Romanis commeatus subveheret, Poenus inter Formiana saxa ac Literni arenas stagnaque et per horridas silvas hibernaturus esset.",
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"text": "\"At nunc,\" inquit, \"videre est philosophos ultro currere, ut doceant, ad fores iuvenum divitum eosque ibi sedere atque opperiri prope ad meridiem, donec discipuli nocturnum omne vinum edormiant.\"",
"translation": "\"But now\", he said,\"it is common to see philosophers run on their own accord to the doors of rich young men to teach, and for them to sit there and wait nearly to noon, until the students sleep off all the night's wine.",
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"english": "2018 translation by John G. Fitch\nAn unyoked female of snow-white body must appease Lucina; and she who restrains the bloodstained hands of savage Mars, who grants treaties to warring nations and stores abundance in her rich horn, as gentler, should be given a tender victim.",
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"translation": "2018 translation by John G. Fitch\nAn unyoked female of snow-white body must appease Lucina; and she who restrains the bloodstained hands of savage Mars, who grants treaties to warring nations and stores abundance in her rich horn, as gentler, should be given a tender victim.",
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"translation": "Translation by Howard Rackham, 1961 edition, page 576f.\nAlexander the Great—for so lordly an assessment will be effected best and least invidiously by the most supreme tribunals—when among the booty won from the Persian King Darius there was a case of unguents made of gold and enriched with pearls and precious stones, and when his friends pointed out the various uses to which it could be put, since a warrior soiled with warfare had no use for perfume, said, \"No, by Hercules, rather let it be assigned to keeping the works of Homer\"—so that the most precious achievement of the mind of man might be preserved in the richest possible product of the craftsman's art.",
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"text": "Inclusus inde videri Hannibal via ad Casilinum obsessa, cum Capua et Samnium et tantum ab tergo divitum sociorum Romanis commeatus subveheret, Poenus inter Formiana saxa ac Literni arenas stagnaque et per horridas silvas hibernaturus esset.",
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"ref": "c. 177 CE, Aulus Gellius, Noctes Atticae 7.10.5",
"text": "\"At nunc,\" inquit, \"videre est philosophos ultro currere, ut doceant, ad fores iuvenum divitum eosque ibi sedere atque opperiri prope ad meridiem, donec discipuli nocturnum omne vinum edormiant.\"",
"translation": "\"But now\", he said,\"it is common to see philosophers run on their own accord to the doors of rich young men to teach, and for them to sit there and wait nearly to noon, until the students sleep off all the night's wine.",
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"english": "2018 translation by John G. Fitch\nAn unyoked female of snow-white body must appease Lucina; and she who restrains the bloodstained hands of savage Mars, who grants treaties to warring nations and stores abundance in her rich horn, as gentler, should be given a tender victim.",
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"translation": "2018 translation by John G. Fitch\nAn unyoked female of snow-white body must appease Lucina; and she who restrains the bloodstained hands of savage Mars, who grants treaties to warring nations and stores abundance in her rich horn, as gentler, should be given a tender victim.",
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"english": "Translation by Howard Rackham, 1961 edition, page 576f.\nAlexander the Great—for so lordly an assessment will be effected best and least invidiously by the most supreme tribunals—when among the booty won from the Persian King Darius there was a case of unguents made of gold and enriched with pearls and precious stones, and when his friends pointed out the various uses to which it could be put, since a warrior soiled with warfare had no use for perfume, said, \"No, by Hercules, rather let it be assigned to keeping the works of Homer\"—so that the most precious achievement of the mind of man might be preserved in the richest possible product of the craftsman's art.",
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"translation": "Translation by Howard Rackham, 1961 edition, page 576f.\nAlexander the Great—for so lordly an assessment will be effected best and least invidiously by the most supreme tribunals—when among the booty won from the Persian King Darius there was a case of unguents made of gold and enriched with pearls and precious stones, and when his friends pointed out the various uses to which it could be put, since a warrior soiled with warfare had no use for perfume, said, \"No, by Hercules, rather let it be assigned to keeping the works of Homer\"—so that the most precious achievement of the mind of man might be preserved in the richest possible product of the craftsman's art.",
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