Ineunte adulescentia amatus est a multis amore Graecorum, in iis Socrate, de quo mentionem facit Plato in Symposio. Namque eum induxit commemorantem se pernoctasse cum Socrate neque aliter ab eo surrexisse ac filius a parente debuerit.
In early youth he was beloved by many, after the Greek fashion, including Socrates, as Plato mentions in his Banquet. For Plato represented him as saying that he had spent the night with Socrates, and had left his bed as a son ought to leave that of his father.
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