nec te Medeae delectent probra sequacis (nempe tulit fastus ausa rogare prior), sed potius mundi Thais pretiosa Menandri, cum ferit astutos comica moecha Getas.
Let not the abuse of importunate Medea please you (naturally, she who presumed to ask first was repaid with rejection), but rather expensive Thais in urbane Menan-ders play, where the stage harlot outsmarts the cunning slave.
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