Non minus item, pictores, uti Aristomenes Thasius, Polycles et Androcydes <Cyzice>ni, Theo Magnes ceterisque, quos neque industria neque artis studium neque sollertia defecit, sed aut rei familiaris exiguitas aut inbecillitas fortunae seu in ambitione certationis contrariorum superatis obstitit eorum dignitati.
painters also not less, such as Aristomenes the Thasian, Polycles and Androcydes of Cyzicus, Theo the Magnesian, and others to whom neither industry nor craftsmans zeal nor skill was lacking: but their reputation was hindered, either by scanty possessions, or poor fortune, or the victory of rivals in competitions.
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