dein cogitans mecum, non illud Catullianum,  cui dono lepidum novum libellum,  set oo et verius:  cui dono inlepidum, rudem libellum,  non diu quaesivi.
Then, while reflecting, not in those words of Catullus,  To whom do I give my pretty, new book?,  but less poetically and more truthfully,  To whom do I give my ugly, rough book?,  I did not seek for long.
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