M. Tullius Cicero, De Legibus, Liber Secundus, section 7

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Marcus
Est uero ita. Sed tamen huic amoenitati, quem ex Quinto saepe audio, Thyamis Epirotes tuus ille nihil, opinor, concesserit.

Quintus
Est ita ut dicis. Caue enim putes Attici nostri Amalthio platanisque illis quicquam esse praeclarius. Sed si uidetur, considamus hic in umbra, atque ad eam partem sermonis ex qua egressi sumus reuertamur.

Marcus
Praeclare exigis, Quinte (at ego effugisse arbitrabar), et tibi horum nihil deberi potest.

Quintus
Ordire igitur, nam hunc tibi totum dicamus diem.

Marcus
'A Ioue Musarum primordia', sicut in Aratio carmine orsi sumus.

Quintus
Quorsum istuc?

Marcus
Quia nunc item ab eodem et a ceteris diis immortalibus sunt nobis agendi capienda primordia.

Quintus
Optime uero, frater, et fieri sic decet.

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M. Tullius Cicero. De Legibus. Georges de Plinval. Paris. Belles Lettres. 1959. Scanned printed text.

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