At enim, inquit, piscem cui rei nisi malae proscidisti, quem tibi Themison servus attulit? Quasi vero non paulo prius dixerim me de particulis omnium animalium, de situ earum deque numero deque causa conscribere ac libros  Aristoteli et explorare studio et augere.
Ah, he says, but for what purpose did you dissect the fish that your slave Themison brought you, if not for an evil one? As if indeed I did not say a while ago that my works concern the parts of every animal, about their location, numbers, and purpose, and that I study the books of Aristotle On Anatomy closely and add to them.
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