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But Aemilianus, who is more of a bumpkin than Virgils shepherds and cowherds, incurably rustic and uncouth, though in his own estimation far sterner than a Serranus, a Curius or a Fabricius, says that poems like that are unseemly for a Platonic philosopher.
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