metrum sic suasit, ut esses tu prior et nomen praegrederere meum, quamquam et fastorum titulo prior et tua Romae praecessit nostrum sella curulis ebur, et, quae iamdudum tibi palma poetica pollet, lemnisco ornata est, quo mea palma caret.
Metre so bids, placing you before me and setting your name in front of mine. And yet before mine comes your name in our annals, and at Rome your curule chair of ivory has precedence of mine, and in poetry your palm is long since decked with ribbons which my palm lacks.
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