The Apologia And Florida of Apuleius of Madaura
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Yourcourtesy invited me to say a few words about him. But I will nottrespass on your kindness so far as to permit myself to commence adiscourse on his extraordinary virtues at this period of the case. Itis wearing to its end and my powers are almost exhausted. I willrather reserve the praise of Avitus' virtues for some day when my timeis free and my powers unimpaired.
96. _Now_, I grieve to say, it is my duty to turn from the descriptionof so great a man to discuss these pestilent fellows here....
Do you dare then, Aemilianus, to match yourself against Avitus? Willyou attack with accusations of magic and the black art him whom Avitusdescribes as a good man, and whose disposition he praises so warmly inhis letter? Or have you greater reason to be vexed at my forcing myway into Pudentilla's house and pillaging her goods than Pontianuswould have had, Pontianus, who not only in my presence but even beforeAvitus in my absence, made amends for the strife of a few days thathad sprung up between us at your instigation, and expressed hisgratitude to me in the presence of so great a man?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yourcourtesy invited me to say a few words about him. But I will nottrespass on your kindness so far as to permit myself to commence adiscourse on his extraordinary virtues at this period of the case. Itis wearing to its end and my powers are almost exhausted. I willrather reserve the praise of Avitus' virtues for some day when my timeis free and my powers unimpaired.
96. _Now_, I grieve to say, it is my duty to turn from the descriptionof so great a man to discuss these pestilent fellows here....
Do you dare then, Aemilianus, to match yourself against Avitus? Willyou attack with accusations of magic and the black art him whom Avitusdescribes as a good man, and whose disposition he praises so warmly inhis letter? Or have you greater reason to be vexed at my forcing myway into Pudentilla's house and pillaging her goods than Pontianuswould have had, Pontianus, who not only in my presence but even beforeAvitus in my absence, made amends for the strife of a few days thathad sprung up between us at your instigation, and expressed hisgratitude to me in the presence of so great a man?
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