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[8] † dicta praetereo milia corruentium inter diuitias suas exemplorum: non refero quoties in iis istam posueritis domum [p. 157] meliores perdentem diuitiis suis liberos? Hoc scio nostros fugisse maiores, hoc illum Aelium Tuberonem cuius paupertas uirtus fuit, hoc Fabricium Samnitium non accipientem munera, hoc ceteros patres nostros, quos apud aratra ipsa minantes pecora sua circumsteterunt lictores. Surgite, surgite, miserrimi iuuenes, et meum rogando patrem uestrum rogare discite.
Annaei Senecae Oratorum et rhetorum sententiae divisiones colores. Seneca the Elder. Adolf Gottlieb Kiessling. in aedibus B. G. Teubneri. Leipzig. 1872. Keyboarding.
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