qui cum nimiis laudibus bona patroni ut cetera scilicet inexpertus efferret: vis, inquit Dionysius, hodie saltim in hac mensa bonis meis pariter ac malis uti? libenter, inquit.
When he praised in effusive terms the happy lot of his patron, having, of course, no means of knowing the other side of the picture, Dionysius said to him, Would you like this very day, just for the duration of this meal, to enjoy my blessings and my ills alike? Willingly, said he.
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