Herculane, qui, profectus gremio de nostro et schola, spem magis, quam rem fruendam praebuisti avunculo, particeps scholae et cathedrae paene sucessor meae, lubricae nisi te iuventae praecipitem flexus daret, Pythagorei non tenentem tramitis rectam viam:
Herculanus, though you came from my bosom and my class, you have repaid your uncle with promise rather than with fruit. You shared in the work of my class, and might have succeeded to my chair, had not the swerving steps of slippery youth caused you to fall headlong, through not keeping to the right path traced out by Pythagoras.
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