Agnoscis, Maxime, rationem Platonis quantum potui pro tempore perspicue explicatam; cui ego fidem arbitratus causam divini morbi esse, cum illa pestis in caput redundavit, haudquaquam videor de nihilo percontatus, an esset mulieri illi caput grave, cervix torpens, tempora pulsata, aures sonorae.
You recognize Platos theory, Maximus, expounded as clearly as I could for the occasion. Accepting on his authority that the sacred illness occurs when that distemper has risen to the head, I do not think it was at all irrelevant to ask that woman if her head was heavy, her neck slack, her temples throbbing, her ears ringing.
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