Cornelius OTHER qu PRON10ABLSM nepos N31NOMSC libell N21DATSM qu PRON10ABLSM distingu V31PRESACTIVEIND3S litterat ADJ11NOMSNPOS ab PREPABL erud V41FUTACTIVEIMP2S litterat ADJ11ACCPMPOS quidem ADVPOS vulg N21DATSN appell V11PRESPASSIVEINF0X a V71PRESACTIVEIND3S e PRON41ACCPM qu PRON10NOMPM aliqu PRON10NOMSN diligenter ADVPOS et CONJ acut VPAR31VOCSMPERFPASSIVEPPL scienter ADVPOS que CONJ poss V52PRESACTIVESUB3P aut CONJ dic V11PRESPASSIVESUB2S aut CONJ scrib V31PRESACTIVEINF0X ceter ADJ11NOMSNPOS propri ADJ11VOCSMPOS sic ADVPOS appell VPAR11ACCPMFUTPASSIVEPPL poet N11GENPM interpret N31NOMPC qu PRON10NOMPM a ADV graec N21LOCPM grammatic N21GENSM nomin V11PRESPASSIVESUB3P
Cornelius Nepos, too, in a little book in which he explains the difference between litteratus and eruditus says that the former is commonly applied to those who can speak or write on any subject accurately, cleverly and with authority; but that it should strictly be used of interpreters of the poets, whom the Greeks call grammatici.
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