quicquid putabit esse dignum memoria, Aesopi dicet; si quid minus adriserit, a me contendet fictum quovis pignore.
Whatever he reckons to be worth preserving in my writings, he will say it belongs to Aesop; whatever is less pleasing, he will maintain, with the backing of any wager you like, that it was my own invention.
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