quidni ADVPOS crimen N32NOMSN haud ADVPOS contemn VPAR31NOMSNFUTPASSIVEPPL philosoph N21DATSM nihil N99XXN in PREPABL s PRON54ABLXC sordid ADJ11NOMSNPOS sin V31PRESACTIVEINF0X nihil N99XXN uspiam ADVPOS corpor N32GENSN apert VPAR34NOMSNPERFPASSIVEPPL immund ADJ11NOMSNPOS pat V31PRESINF0X ac CONJ foetulent ADJ11NOMSNPOS praesertim ADVPOS os N32NOMSN cui ADJ11NOMSMPOS in PREPABL propatul N22DATSN et CONJ conspicu ADJ11DATSMPOS us N41NOMSM homin N31LOCSM creberri ADJ12NOMSMSUPER sive CONJ ill PRON61NOMSM cu PRON10DATSX oscul N22NOMSN fer V32PRESACTIVESUB3S seu CONJ cum ADVPOS qu PRON10DATSX sermocin V11PRESSUB3S sive CONJ in PREPABL auditori N22DATSN dissert V11PRESACTIVESUB3S sive CONJ in PREPABL templ N22DATSN prec N31NOMPF alleg V31FUTACTIVEIND3S
And why not? For a philosopher it is no trifling charge that he allows no dirt to settle on him, and leaves no exposed part of his body dirty or smelly, least of all his mouth, a visible and conspicuous feature that humans use very frequently, whether to offer someone a kiss, converse with another, address an audience, or offer prayers in a temple.
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