quis autem carmen prolixius eatenus duxerit esse culpandum, quod epigrammatis excesserit paucitatem, istum liquido patet neque balneas Etrusci neque Herculem Surrentinum neque comas Flavii Earini neque Tibur Vopisci neque omnino quicquam de Papinii nostri silvulis lectitasse;
anyone consider that such a lengthy poem deserves censure for going beyond the brevity of an epigram, it is perfectly clear that he has not been in the habit of reading the Baths of Etruscus or the Hercules of Surrentum or the Locks of Flavius Earinus or the Tiburtine Home of Vopiscus, or indeed anything from the little Silvae of our Statius;
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