ubi cum Theodorum principem eius urbis domi convenire vellet neque admitteretur, multum diuque ante fores retentus comiti suo patienter hoc ferendum est ait: forsitan enim et nos, cum in gradu dignitatis nostrae essemus, aliquid tale fecimus.
There he wanted to meet the leading citizen of the place, Theodorus, at his home and was not admitted. Often kept at the door for long periods, he said to his companion: One must put up with this patiently. Perhaps I too, when I was up in my high station, did something of the same kind.
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