Aeque dis immortalibus acceptus Simonides, cuius salus ab imminenti naufragio defensa ruinae quoque subtracta est: cenanti enim apud Scopam Crannone, quod est in Thessalia oppidum, nuntiatum est duos iuvenes ad ianuam venisse magnopere rogantes ut ad eos continuo prodiret.
No less favoured by the immortal gods was Simonides, whose life, protected from imminent shipwreck, was also saved from a falling building. As he was dining with Scopas in Crannon, a town in Thessaly, he was informed that two young men were at the door urgently requesting him to come out to meet them at once.
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