Hybreanta autem Mylasenum, copiosae atque concitatae facundiae oratorem, Cymaeorum servo strigmenta gymnasii colligenti tantum non germanum fratrem totius Asiae oculi adsignarunt: ita liniamentis oris et omnium membrorum compares erant.
Hybreas of Mylasa was an orator of copious and lively eloquence. The eyes of the whole of Asia all but put him down as brother german to a slave of the Cymaeans who collected the scrapings of the gymnasium. So alike were they in the outlines of their faces and all their limbs.
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