cuius gravitate sermonis resipiscere coactus Polemo primum coronam capite detractam proiecit, paulo post bracchium intra pallium reduxit, procedente tempore oris convivalis hilaritatem deposuit, ad ultimum totam luxuriam exuit, uniusque orationis saluberrima medicina sanatus ex infami ganeone maximus philosophus evasit.
The gravity of his words brought Polemo to his senses. First he took the garland from his head and threw it away, a little later drew his arm inside his cloak, as time went on put off the hilarity of his convivial face, finally stripped away luxury in its entirety and, healed by the salutary medicine of a single speech, from a notorious debauchee he ended up a great philosopher.
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