Minuit praesentia famam.
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Presence diminishes fame.
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Claudian, De Bello Gildonico, 385.
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Wrongly attributed to Virgil in an epistle ascribed to Dante Alighieri, sometimes printed in his works (see Moore's Studies in Dante: Scripture and Classical Authors in Dante, p. 240). Paget Toynbee, in Dante Studies and Researches (1902), writes: "This attribution to Virgil of a passage from Claudian is one of several reasons for rejecting this letter [epistle] as spurious".Virgil
Minuit praesentia famam.
Claudian
Cotidiano sermone quaedam frequentius et notabiliter usurpasse eum, litterae ipsius autographae ostentant, in quibus identidem, cum aliquos numquam soluturos significare vult, "ad Kalendas Graecas soluturos" ait; et cum hortatur ferenda esse praesentia, qualiacumque sint: "contenti simus hoc Catone".
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