ceterum sordido studio deditum ingenium qualemcumque illum laborem suum silentio oblitterari noluit, videlicet Phidiae secutus exemplum, qui clipeo Minervae effigiem suam inclusit, qua convulsa tota operis colligatio solveretur.
However, his mind devoted to a base pursuit did not wish that labour of his, whatever its nature, to be shrouded in silence. No doubt he was following the example of Phidias, who put his own likeness into Minervas shield so that if it were dislodged the whole interconnection of the work would be dissolved.
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