Itaque, qui litterarum iucunditatibus instinctas habent mentes, non possunt non in suis pectoribus dedicatum habere, sicuti deorum, sic Enni poetae simulacrum; Acci autem carminibus qui studiose delectantur, non modo verborum virtutes sed etiam figuram eius videntur secum habere praesentem esse.
Hence those whose minds are stirred by the delights of literature cannot but have the image of Ennius, as of a god, in the chapel of their breast. Those who take studious delight in the poems of Accius seem to keep at their side, not only his mighty words, but his very present portrait.
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