Inopia this Hymetii
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Unless you think that Phaedrus, I say, is lying or Zeno, both of whom I have heard, since they offered me nothing really beyond diligence, all the opinions of Epicurus are quite well known to me. And those whom I named, I often heard with our Atticus, while he indeed admired both, but also loved Phaedrus, and every day among us we discussed what we heard, and there was never a controversy about what I understood, but what I approved.
Scarcity of this Hymettius, this of talent.
Unless you think that Phaedrus, I say, is lying or Zeno, both of whom I have heard, since they offered me nothing really beyond diligence, all the opinions of Epicurus are quite well known to me. And those whom I named, I often heard with our Atticus, while he indeed admired both, but also loved Phaedrus, and every day among us we discussed what we heard, and there was never a controversy about what I understood, but what I approved.
Scarcity of this Hymettius, this of talent.
Unless you think that Phaedrus, I say, is lying or Zeno, both of whom I have heard, since they offered me nothing really beyond diligence, all the opinions of Epicurus are quite well known to me. And those whom I named, I often heard with our Atticus, while he indeed admired both, but also loved Phaedrus, and every day among us we discussed what we heard, and there was never a controversy about what I understood, but what I approved.
Scarcity of this Hymettius, this of talent.
Unless you think that Phaedrus, I say, is lying or Zeno, both of whom I have heard, since they offered me nothing really beyond diligence, all the opinions of Epicurus are quite well known to me. And those whom I named, I often heard with our Atticus, while he indeed admired both, but also loved Phaedrus, and every day among us we discussed what we heard, and there was never a controversy about what I understood, but what I approved.
Unless you think that Phaedrus, I say, is lying or Zeno, both of whom I have heard, since they offered me nothing really beyond diligence, all the opinions of Epicurus are quite well known to me. And those whom I named, I often heard with our Atticus, while he indeed admired both, but also loved Phaedrus, and every day among us we discussed what we heard, and there was never a controversy about what I understood, but what I approved.
