XXIV
GRAMMAR, MUSIC, RHETORIC
LUCILIUS
Pluto turns away the dead rhetorician Marcus, saying, "Let the dog Cerberus suffice us here; yet if thou needs must, declaim to Ixion and Melito the song-writer, and Tityus; for I have no worse evil than thee, till Rufus the critic comes to murder the language here."
Greek Anthology Book I Chapter IV Part III
From J. W. Mackail, for About.com
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