Ptolomaeus vero, cum animadvertisset poetarum parentem philologiaeque omnis ducem absentem vexari et, cuius ab cunctis gentibus scripta suspicerentur, ab eo vituperari, indignans nullum ei dedit responsum.
Ptolemy, however, observed that the father of poets and the founder of literature was attacked in his absence, and that Zoilus abused one whose works were looked up to by all nations, and in his indignation would not reply to him.
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