“We must learn how to imitate Cicero from Cicero himself. Let us imitate him as he imitated others.”
in The Erasmus Reader (1990), p. 130.
Ciceronianus (1528)
“The last child is always loved by the parents, simply because he has the ability to imitate and learn from those who saw the sun before him.”
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