Quem locum unde potius ordiar quam a divi Augusti sacratissima memoria? eius medico Artorio, somnum capienti nocte quam dies insecutus est quo in campis Philippiis Romani inter se exercitus concurrerunt, Minervae species oborta praecepit ut illum gravi morbo implicitum moneret ne propter adversam valitudinem proximo proelio non interesset.
And where should I begin that topic but with the most sacred memory of the divine Augustus? On the night before that day on which Roman armies clashed on the plains of Philippi, a likeness of Minerva appeared to his doctor Artorius, who was taking his repose, and told him to warn his patient (who was gravely ill) not to let sickness keep him from being present at the forthcoming battle.
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