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Terence a reciter of others | Terence a reciter of others | ||
Homer for a banquet. | Homer for a banquet. | ||
Aristotle a delicate talker. | Aristotle a delicate talker. | ||
Dion a lustful tyrant. | Dion a lustful tyrant. | ||
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Livy pativinity | Livy pativinity | ||
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Nicanor from Mare Caspium [Caspian Sea] | Nicanor from Mare Caspium [Caspian Sea] | ||
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Imperfections
Plato lacks order Aristotle [has] bright clarity Vergil a compiler. Cicero haughty- excessive in repetitions, dull in humor, rigid principles, free in digressions, feeble lying.
Plautus is criticized by Horatio. Pliny a cloudy river. Ovid indulgent in character Sallust impactful.
Terence a reciter of others
Homer for a banquet. Aristotle a delicate talker. Dion a lustful tyrant.
In. Livy pativinity Caesar disloyalty Sallust obscurity, archaic words. Cicero bloodlessness, boiled out Asinius Pollio. Julian Capella. Scipio Aemilianus: drousy Pompey shaving his head with one finger. Callias drunk Ismenuus flute player Alcibiades braggart Crobilas a cook.
Alexander hated Perdiccas warlikeness Lisimachus authority Seleucus valiancy Antigonus liberality Attalus portlynes Ptolomeyes prosperity:
Seneca arena without goal Varro pig Macrobius shameless
[symbol: paragraph?] Ould writers errors see Sauil his notes on Tacitus fol 13.19.
Calvus seemed to Cicero bloodless and worn out Brutus leisurely and disjointed Cicero to Calvus seemed lax and without energy. to Brutus broken and weak.
Works Unperfected
Channels for navigation from the east to ye west in Nicaragua Nicanor from Mare Caspium [Caspian Sea] to Euxinum. [Black Sea] Egypt from Nilus to ye red sea I.es from midland sea to ye red. Romanus Morea. 5 miles from Nombre de dios to panonia [Panama]