unde ADVPOS Aristarchus OTHER grammatic N11GENSF r N51GENSF dum N21LOCPM excell VPAR31NOMSXPRESACTIVEPPL et CONJ herodian N21NOMSM art N33GENPF minutissi ADJ00NOMSMSUPER sciscit V11FUTIMP2S et CONJ sacc V11PRESACTIVEIND2S Ammonius OTHER Plotini OTHER magister N23NOMSM ali N24GENSN que CONJ pluri ADJ11GENSMSUPER scriptor N31NOMPM mult N22GENPN in PREPABL litter N11LOCPF nobil ADJ32GENPXPOS studi N24GENPN inter PREPACC qu PRON10ACCPM Chalcenterus OTHER eminu V21PERFACTIVEIND3S didym N21NOMSM multiplic ADJ31GENSXPOS scienti N11GENSF copi N11NOMSF memorabil ADJ32NOMSCPOS qu PRON10NOMPM in PREPABL ill PRON61DATPX sex ADV libr N23LOCPM ubi ADVPOS non ADV numquam ADVPOS imperfect ADJ11VOCSMPOS tulli N25ACCSM reprehend V31PRESACTIVEIND3S sillographos OTHER imitat VPAR11NOMSMPERFPASSIVEPPL scriptor N31NOMPM maledic ADJ11ACCPMPOS iudici N24DATSN doct VPAR21GENPFPERFPASSIVEPPL aur N33GENPF incus V11PRESPASSIVEIND3S ut CONJ imman ADJ32NOMPNPOS frem VPAR31ACCSCPRESACTIVEPPL leon N31ACCSM trepidulis OTHER voc N31LOCPF can N21LOCPM catul N21NOMSM longi ADJ11NOMSNCOMP circumlatr VPAR11NOMSXPRESACTIVEPPL
From there came Aristarchus, eminent in thorny problems of grammatical lore, and Herodian, a most accurate investigator in science and Saccas Ammonius, the teacher of Plotinus, and numerous other writers in many famous branches of literature. Among these Didymus Chalcenterus was conspicuous for the abundance of his diversified knowledge, although in those six books in which he sometimes unsuccessfully criticises Cicero, imitating the scurrilous writers of Silli, he makes the same impression on learned ears as a puppy-dog barking from a distance with quavering voice around a lion roaring awfully.
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