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[4818] Lit., "it is a thing of long and much speech." [4819] Lit., "the fortunes of perils." [4820] The ms. reading is hoc est unus, corrected honestus--"honourable" (which makes the comparison pointless, because there is no reason why a rich man, if good, should not be succored as well as a poor), in all edd., except Oehler, who reads seclestus, which departs too far from the ms. Perhaps we should read, as above, inhonestus. [4821] So the ms., LB., Hild., and Oehler, and the other edd., adding et auxilium--"and help."

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