tertius horum mihi non magister, ceteri primis docuere in annis, ne forem vocum rudis aut loquendi sic sine cultu: obstitit nostrae quia, credo, mentis tardior sensus neque disciplinis adpulit Graecis puerilis aevi noxius error.
The third of these was not my tutor; the others taught me in my earliest years not to be unpolished in my speech and quite without refinement in my tongue. For a dullness of my brain, as I suppose, hindered my progress, and some mischievous perversity of boyhood estranged me from learning Greek.
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