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Of course, if someone is like you, Aemilianus, and almost never opens his lips except to utter insults and slanders, I would not advise him to spend any care on his mouth, or clean his teeth with imported powder; it would be more appropriate to scrub them with ash from a funeral pyre, or at least not wash them in ordinary water. No, his malicious tongue, which serves up his lies and acrimony, should remain permanently in its cesspools and dung heaps.
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