Exuperi, memorande mihi, facunde sine arte, incessu gravis et verbis ingentibus, ore pulcher et ad summam motuque habituque venusto: copia cui fandi longe pulcherrima, quam si auditu tenus acciperes, deflata placeret, discussam scires solidi nihil edere sensus.
Now must I renew your memory, Exuperius, an orator without help of rules, solemn of gait, majestic in speech, handsome in features and, in a word, admirable in gesture and deportment. Your eloquence was matchless in its fluency, and if judged only by the ear, would please through mere force of sound, but if closely examined would be found to contain no solid thought.
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