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horace-works_151		horace-works_151			.txt	text/plain	358	13	67	When you, amid such great impurity and infection of profit, have no taste for any thing trivial, but still mind[ only] sublime things: what causes restrain the sea, what rules the year, whether the stars spontaneously or by direction wander about and are erratic, what throws obscurity on the moon, and what brings out her orb, what is the intention and power of the jarring harmony of things, whether Empedocles or the clever Stertinius be in the wrong. However, whether you murder fishes, or onions and garlic, receive Pompeius Grosphus; and, if he asks any favor, grant it him frankly :Grosphus will desire nothing but what is right and just.	cache/horace-works_151.txt	txt/horace-works_151.txt
