me certe taliter consulis et sollicitudine prope praecoqua quaestiunculis litterarum iam quasi ex asse vegetus exerces, audire plus ambiens etsi adhuc aeger Socraten de moribus quam Hippocratem de corporibus disputantem; dignus omnino, quem plausibilibus Roma foveret ulnis, quoque recitante crepitantis Athenaei subsellia cuneata quaterentur.
You certainly show signs of this when you consult me, and when, with an interest almost too forward, you ply me with literary problems as if completely restored'desiring, though still convalescent, to hear Socrates discussing morals more than Hippocrates discussing bodies. Right worthy are you to have Rome gathering you into her approving arms and to have the blocks of seats in the Athenaeum shaken with clamorous applause as you recite.
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