Inde me commodum egredientem continatur Pythias condiscipulus apud Athenas Atticas meus, qui me post aliquantum multum temporis amanter agnitum invadit, amplexusque ac comiter deosculatus, Mi Luci, ait sat pol diu est quod intervisimus te, at hercules exinde cum a Clytio magistro digressi sumus.
Just as I was leaving I came upon Pythias, who had been a fellow-student of mine at Athens in Attica. With a loving gleam of recognition after such a long time, he rushed up to me and hugged me and kissed me affectionately. My friend Lucius, he said, by heaven, it has been a long time since I last saw you. Yes, by Hercules, it was when we took leave of our teacher Clytius.
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