tu quondam puero conpar mihi, discipulus mox, meque dehinc facto rhetore grammaticus, inque foro tutela reis et cultor in agris, digne, diu partis qui fruerere bonis:
In old days we were boys together; then you became my pupil, and next, when I was made rhetorician, you became grammarian. In the courts you were the bulwark of the accused; in the country you farmed your estate, and deserved long to enjoy the fruits you earned.
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