Sicut Anacreonti quoque, quem usitatum humanae vitae modum supergressum passae uvae suco tenues et exiles virium reliquias foventem unius grani pertinacior in aridis faucibus mora absumpsit.
So too with Anacreon, who was carried off after he had passed the usual measure of human life by the moisture of a single seed sticking in his dry throat, as he pampered the thin and scanty remnants of his strength with the juice of dried grapes.
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