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rem
tibi
socraticae
poterunt
ostendere
chartae
verbaque
provisam
rem
non
invita
sequentur
.
the
socratic
papers
will
direct
you
in
the
choice
of
your
subjects
;
and
words
will
spontaneously
accompany
the
subject
,
when
it
is
well
conceived
.
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scribendi
recte
sapere
est
et
principium
et
fons
.
to
have
good
sense
,
is
the
first
principle
and
fountain
of
writing
well
.
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non
alius
faceret
meliora
poemata
;
else
nobody
would
compose
better
poems
;
but
the
purchase
is
not
worth
the
expense
.
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verum
nil
tanti
est
.
ergo
fungar
vice
cotis
,
acutum
reddere
quae
ferrum
valet
exsors
ipsa
secandi
;
munus
et
officium
,
nil
scribens
ipse
,
docebo
,
unde
parentur
opes
,
quid
alat
formetque
poetam
,
quid
deceat
,
quid
non
,
quo
virtus
,
quo
ferat
error
.
therefore
i
will
serve
instead
of
a
whetstone
,
which
though
not
able
of
itself
to
cut
,
can
make
steel
sharp
:
so
i
,
who
can
write
no
poetry
myself
,
will
teach
the
duty
and
business
[
of
an
author]
;
whence
he
may
be
stocked
with
rich
materials
;
what
nourishes
and
forms
the
poet
;
what
gives
grace
,
what
not
;
what
is
the
tendency
of
excellence
,
what
that
of
error
.
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o
ego
laevus
,
qui
purgor
bilem
sub
verni
temporis
horam
.
what
an
unlucky
fellow
am
i
,
who
am
purged
for
the
bile
in
spring
-
time
!
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nanciscetur
enim
pretium
nomenque
poetae
,
si
tribus
anticyris
caput
insanabile
numquam
tonsori
licino
conmiserit
.
for
he
will
acquire
,
[
he
thinks
,
]
the
esteem
and
title
of
a
poet
,
if
he
neither
submits
his
head
,
which
is
not
to
be
cured
by
even
three
anticyras
,
to
licinius
the
barber
.
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nec
virtute
foret
clarisve
potentius
armis
quam
lingua
latium
,
si
non
offenderet
unum
quemque
poetarum
limae
labor
et
mora
.
nor
would
italy
be
raised
higher
by
valor
and
feats
of
arms
,
than
by
its
language
,
did
not
the
fatigue
and
tediousness
of
using
the
file
disgust
every
one
of
our
poets
.
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vos
,
o
pompilius
sanguis
,
carmen
reprehendite
,
quod
non
multa
dies
et
multa
litura
coercuit
atque
praesectum
deciens
non
castigavit
ad
unguem
.
ingenium
misera
quia
fortunatius
arte
credit
et
excludit
sanos
helicone
poetas
democritus
,
bona
pars
non
unguis
ponere
curat
,
non
barbam
,
secreta
petit
loca
,
balnea
vitat
.
do
you
,
the
descendants
of
pompilius
,
reject
that
poem
,
which
many
days
and
many
a
blot
have
not
ten
times
subdued
to
the
most
perfect
accuracy
.
because
democritus
believes
that
genius
is
more
successful
than
wretched
art
,
and
excludes
from
helicon
all
poets
who
are
in
their
senses
,
a
great
number
do
not
care
to
part
with
their
nails
or
beard
,
frequent
places
of
solitude
,
shun
the
baths
.
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successit
vetus
his
comoedia
,
non
sine
multa
laude
;
sed
in
vitium
libertas
excidit
et
vim
dignam
lege
regi
:
lex
est
accepta
chorusque
turpiter
obticuit
sublato
iure
nocendi
.
to
these
succeeded
the
old
comedy
,
not
without
considerable
praise
:
but
its
personal
freedom
degenerated
into
excess
and
violence
,
worthy
to
be
regulated
by
law
;
a
law
was
made
accordingly
,
and
the
chorus
,
the
right
of
abusing
being
taken
away
,
disgracefully
became
silent
.
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nil
intemptatum
nostri
liquere
poetae
nec
minimum
meruere
decus
vestigia
graeca
ausi
deserere
et
celebrare
domestica
facta
vel
qui
praetextas
vel
qui
docuere
togatas
.
our
poets
have
left
no
species
[
of
the
art]
unattempted
;
nor
have
those
of
them
merited
the
least
honor
,
who
dared
to
forsake
the
footsteps
of
the
greeks
,
and
celebrate
domestic
facts
;
whether
they
have
instructed
us
in
tragedy
,
or
comedy
.
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