Romulum post hos prius an Corinthi, anne Sperchei pariterque nati Atticas musas memorem Menesthei grammaticorum? sedulum cunctis studium docendi, fructus exilis tenuisque sermo: set, quia nostro docuere in aevo, commemorandi.
After these shall I recall Romulus first, or Corinthius, or Spercheus and likewise Menestheus, his son, those grammarians of the Attic Muses? All these were patient, earnest teachers, although small their profit and scant their praise; yet, since they were teachers in my time, I owe a tribute to their memory.
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