Nec ista sola sunt perita pectora, licet et peritis haec peritiora sint: Severianus ista rhetor altius, Afer vaferque Domnulus politius, scholasticusque sub rotundioribus Petrus Camenis dictitasset acrius, epistularis usquequaque nec stilus virum vetaret, ut stupenda pangeret.
Nor are these two the only skilled minds, albeit they are more skilled than the skilled. Severianus the rhetor would have written these lines more sublimely, African and astute Domnulus more elegantly; the learned Petrus, with his more polished Muse, would have written with greater force, nor would his constant letter-writing have prevented such a man from composing wondrous verse.
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