Dimissa autem schola, Rutilium Rufum damnatum in Asiam secutus, ibidem Smyrnae simul consenuit, composuitque variae eruditionis aliquot volumina, ex quibus novem unius corporis, quia scriptores ac poetas sub clientela Musarum iudicaret, non absurde et fecisse et inscripsisse se ait ex numero divarum et appellatione.
But when Rutilius Rufus was banished, he gave up his school and followed him to Asia, where he lived with him in Smyrna to old age. He wrote several books on various learned topics, nine of which, so he tells us, forming a single work, he appropriately made to correspond with the number of the Muses, and called them by their names, because he considered writers and poets to be under the protection of those divinities.
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