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C. Plinius Voconio Romano suo s.
C. Plinius Paulino suo s.
C. Plinius Nepoti suo s.
C. Plinius Calvinae suae s.
C. Plinius Luperco suo s.
C. Plinius Avito suo s.
C. Plinius Macrino suo s.
C. Plinius Caninio suo s.
C. Plinius Apollinari suo s.
C. Plinius Octavio suo s.
C. Plinius Arriano suo s.
C. Plinius Arriano suo s.
C. Plinius Prisco suo s.
C. Plinius Maximo suo s.
C. Plinius Valeriano suo s.
C. Plinius Annio suo s.
C. Plinius Gallo suo s.
C. Plinius Maurico suo s.
C. Plinius Ceriali suo s.
C. Plinius Calcisio suo s.
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[3] Prohoemiatur apte, narrat aperte, pugnat acriter, colligit fortiter, ornat excelse. Postremo docet delectat afficit; quid maxime, dubites. Crebra ἐνθυμήματα crebri syllogismi, circumscripti et effecti, quod stilo quoque assequi magnum est. Incredibilis memoria: repetit altius quae dixit ex tempore, ne verbo quidem labitur.
Letters. Pliny the Younger.
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