Platonis quoque eruditissimum pectus haec cogitatio attigit, qui conductores sacrae arae <de> modo et forma eius secum sermonem conferre conatos ad Eucliden geometren ire iussit, scientiae eius cedens, immo professioni.
This reflection also touched the most learned bosom of Plato. He told persons who had contracted to build a sacred altar and wished to discuss its measurements and shape with him that they should go to Euclid the geometer. He yielded to Euclids knowledge, or rather to his profession.
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