quin etiam resides et sequentes otium, ne defuisse noceat, repunt ultimi; in quis Menander, nobilis comoediis, quas ipsum ignorans legerat Demetrius et admiratus fuerat ingenium viri, unguento delibutus, vestitu fluens, veniebat gressu delicato et languido.
More than that, even men in retirement, and those who follow a life of leisure, come creeping in last of all, lest their absence cost them dear. Among these was Menander, famed for his comedies, which Demetrius had read, and, though he did not know the man himself, he was a great admirer of his genius. Menander, perfumed and in flowing robes, approached with a dainty, lingering gait.
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