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"text": "There are among the Muses too Avengers, who \r\nmake you a poet, and therefore you write much and without judgment. Now, I entreat you, write still more, for no greater madness can I beseech the gods to give you than that.",
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"text": "Si je ne me réjouis pas, Florus, puissé-je devenir un dactyle ou l'un de ces pieds que tu vas martyrisant! Oui, je me réjouis, je le jure par le sort heureux qui fut le tien aux Jeux, je me réjouis de ta couronne, comme d'une bonne portion de jambon. Allons donc, courage, Florus, de l'optimisme encore! Ainsi tu peux gagner, même de diaulique!",
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"text": "If I am not pleased, Floras, may I become a dactyl or a foot, one of those that you torture. Yes, I swear by the happy lot you drew in the contest, I am as pleased at your crown as if it were a joint of pork. Therefore be of good heart, Floras, and become cheerful again ; in this fashion you can win the long race as well.",
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"text": "Un poète était venu aux Jeux Isthmiques pour y concourir. Il y trouva des poètes; aussi prétexta-t-il une \"paristhmie\" ou amygdalite. Il doit se rendre aux Jeux Pythiques; mais s'il en rencontre encore, il ne peut dire: \"J'ai une para... pituite!\"",
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"text": "A poet coming to the Isthmian games to the \r\ncontest, when he found other poets there said he had paristhmia (mumps). He is going to start off for the Pythian games, and if he finds poets there again he can’t say he has parapythia as well.",
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"text": "Ces poètes cycliques qui vont répétant \"Et puis encore\", je les déteste: ce sont des plagiaires des vers d'autrui. Pour cette raison, je m'intéresse davantage aux élégiaques; car, je ne suis rien voler à Parthénios, non pus qu'à Callimaque. Puissé-je ressembler à \"l'animal aux longues oreilles\", si jamais je me mets à écrire: \"la jaune chélidoine qui sort des rivières\". Mais ces gens-là pillent sans vergogne le grand Homère et j'en arrive à écrire: \"O Muse, chante la colère...\"!",
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"text": "I hate these cyclic poets who say \" natheless \r\neftsoon,” filchers of the verses of others, and so I pay more attention to elegies, for there is nothing I want to steal from Callimachus or Parthenius. Let me become like an \"eared beast” if ever I write \"from the rivers sallow celandine.” But these epic poets strip Homer so shamelessly that they already write “ Sing, O Goddess, the wrath.”",
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"text": "Ni les eaux, lorsqu'au temps de Deucalion elles eurent tout recouvert, ni Phaéton qui consuma par le feu tant d'êtres sur la terre ne tuèrent autant d'hommes que n'en firent périr Potamon le poète et Hermogénès le chirurgien. Ainsi donc, depuis l'origine du monde, il y eut quatre fléaux: Deucalion, Phaéton, Hermogénès, et Potamon.",
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"text": "Nor water in Deucalion's day when all became \r\nwater, nor Phaethon who burned up the inhabitants of the earth, slew so many men as Potamon the poet and Hermogenes by his surgery killed. So from the beginning of the ages there have been these four curses, Deucalion, Phaethon, Hermogenes and Potamon.",
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"text": "Je hais, puissant César, ces gens auxquels jamais n'a plu un jeune poète, répétât-il même: \"Déesse, chante la colère...\". Qui n'est contemporain de Priam, tout bossu, à moitié chauve, ne peut, dit-on, écrire même un alpha! Si vraiment il en est ainsi, grand Zeus, c'est chez les hernieux que se réfugie le talent!",
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"text": "I hate, Lord Caesar, those who are never pleased with any young writer, even if he says \"Sing, O Goddess, the wrath,” but if a man is not as old as Priam, if he is not half bald and not so very much bent, they say he can’t write a b c. But, Zeus most high, if this really be so, wisdom visits but the ruptured.",
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"text": "Il est mort Eutychidès, le poète lyrique! Habitants des Enfers, fuyez! Eutychidès arrive avec ses vers! N'a-t-on pas, sur son ordre, brûlé sur son bûcher douze cithares et vingt-cinq corbeille de ses chansons? Et maintenant, nouveau Charon, il s'en est venu près de vous! Où trouver refuge désormais? Eutychidès envahit même les Enfers!",
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"text": "Eutychides the lyric poet is dead. Fly, ye people \r\nwho dwell under earth ; Eutychides is coming with odes, and he ordered them to burn with him twelve lyres and twenty-five cases of music. Now indeed Charon has got hold of you. Where can one depart to in future, since Eutychides is established in Hades too?",
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"text": "Commençons-nous, Héliodore? Nous amusons-nous à nous adresser l'un à l'autre ces poèmes? Tu le veux bien, Héliodore?\r\n\"Viens plus près de moi, afin que plus vite à perte...\" Car, tu me trouveras, bavard intarissable, plus Héliodore que toi!",
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"text": "Shall we begin, Heliodorus ? Shall we play \r\nthus at these poems together? Do you wish it, \r\nHeliodorus ? “ Come near, that swifter thou mayst reach Death’s goal ”; for you will see in me a master of tedious twaddle more Heliodorian than yourself.",
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"text": "Ne va plus, Marcus, non, ne va plus pleurer sur ton enfant, mais sur moi qui me sens bien plus mort que là, près de toi, ce cadavre d'enfant! Sur moi cette fois compose maintenant tes élégies, sur moi aussi tes complaintes, bourreau, car je meurs assassiné par tes vers. Oui, c'est à cause de ton deuil que je souffre. De telles souffrances puissent-ils les endurer, les inventeurs des livres et des stylets!",
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"text": "No longer, Marcus, no longer lament the boy, but me, who am much more dead than that child of yours. Make elegies, hangman, now for me, make dirges for me who am slain by this versy death. For all for the sake of that dead child of yours I suffer what I would the inventors of books and pens might suffer .",
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