Nunc quoniam neque incantatam neque prostratam mulierem probaverunt et ego non nego petitu medici a me inspectam, dicam tibi, Maxime, cur illud de aurium tinnitu quaesierim, non tam purgandi mei gratia in ea re, quam tu iam praeiudicasti neque culpae neque crimini confinem, quam ut ne quid dignum auribus tuis et doctrinae tuae congruens reticuerim.
Well then, since they have not proved that I either bewitched the woman or caused her to fall over, and I do not deny having examined her at her doctors request, I will tell you, Maximus, why I asked that question about the ringing in her ears. It is not that I want to clear myself, since you have already judged the matter not to border on blame or crime: no, I do not want to pass over anything that is worth your hearing and consistent with your erudition.
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