Iam primum, inquit, crines eius praemulsis antiis et promulsis caproneis anteventuli et propenduli, corpus totum gratissimum, membra nitida, lingua fatidica, seu soluta oratione seu versibus malis, utrubique facundia aequipari.
First of all, said he, his hair with its combed tresses and smoothed locks dangles over his brow and hangs before his face, his whole body is grace itself, his limbs are sleek, his tongue prophetic; if you want prophecies either in prose or verse, he is just as expressive in both.
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