Porro noster Plato, nihil ab hac secta vel paululum devius, pythagorissat in plurimis; aeque ut ipse in nomen eius a magistris meis adoptarer, utrumque meditationibus academicis didici, et, cum dicto opus est, impigre dicere, et, cum tacito opus est, libenter tacere.
Further, my master Plato, who deviates from this school only slightly if at all, is a Pythagorean in very many ways. Similarly, in order for my teachers to take myself on as his follower, I learned two things from the practices of the Academy: to be prompt to speak when speech is required, and also to be willing to be silent when silence is required.
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