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Diodorus is nice, isn't he, Philocles?
Everyone is looking at Heraclitus.
Dion has a lovely voice,
And Uliades a beautiful behind.
Go on, touch the soft-skinned one,
Drool over the second, speak to the third,
As to the fourth . . . and so on.
You see, I'm not jealous.
But if you cast your greedy eyes on Myiscus,
I'll scratch them out.
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