Non enim debet nec potest esse architectus grammaticus, uti fuerit Aristarchus, sed non agrammatus, nec musicus ut Aristoxenus, sed non amusos, nec pictor ut Apelles, sed graphidos non inperitus, nec plastes quemadmodum Myron seu Polyclitus, sed rationis plasticae non ignarus, nec denuo medicus ut Hippocrates, sed non aniatrologicus, nec in ceteris doctrinis singulariter excellens, sed in is non inperitus.
For an architect ought to be and can be no critic like Aristarchus, yet not without culture; no musician like Aristoxenus, yet not without knowledge of music; no painter like Apelles, yet not unskilled with his pencil; no sculptor like Myron or Polyclitus, yet not ignorant of the plastic art; nor in fine a physician like Hippocrates, yet not unskilled in medicine; nor in other sciences excelling in a singular manner, yet in these not unskilled.
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