Itaque silentio facto docuit unum ex his eum esse poetam, ceteros aliena recitavisse; oportere autem iudicantes non furta sed scripta probare.
Amid a general silence he informed them that only one of the competitors was a true poet; the others recited borrowed work, whereas the judges had to deal with original compositions, not with plagiaries.
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