Nescis profecto, nescis, Aemiliane, philosophum accusare, qui famulitii paucitatem obprobraris, quam ego gloriae causa ementiri debuissem, quippe qui scirem non modo philosophos, quorum me sectatorem fero, verum etiam imperatores populi Romani paucitate servorum gloriatos.
You do not realize, Aemilianus, no, that you are accusing a philosopher when you reproach me for having few slaves. That is something that I ought to have made up as a boast, since I know that not only philosophers, whose disciple I claim to be, but also generals of the Roman people have boasted of having few slaves.
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