Aristoteles autem, Callisthenen, auditorem suum, ad Alexandrum dimittens, monuit cum eo aut quam rarissime aut quam iucundissime loqueretur, quo scilicet apud regias aures vel silentio tutior vel sermone esset acceptior.
When Aristotle send his auditor Callisthenes to Alexander, he counselled him to talk with the king either as seldom or as agreeably as possible, to the end evidently that his silence should be the safer or his conversation the more acceptable in the royal ears.
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