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Nasica Ennium poetam visitat

Nasica aliquando ad Ennium poetam venit, cui ab ostio Ennium quaerenti ancilla dixit dominium domi non ess. Nasica tamen sensit illiam domini iussu dixisse et poetam domi esse. Paucis diebus post ad Nasicam Ennius venit eumque ad ianuam quaerebat. Tum Nassica exclamat se domi non esse. Cui Ennius: "Quid? Ego non cognosco vocem tuam?" Huic Nasica: "Homo es impudens; ego ancillae tuae credidi te domi non esse, tu mihi non credis ipsi?

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Nasica described by the poet visits Nasica time to dream of a poet came to the door and asked the maid, the maid was not at home Ess Lord said. By order of the Lord to him, to have said, however, even a poet Caecilius Metellus felt at home. After a few days, after that he came to him to the door, he sought to come to Nasica Ennius. Then Nassica cries himself was not at home. To whom Ennius says: "What? I do not know your voice?" To this Nasica: "You are a shameless, and I believed your maid said you were not to be, you do not believe me they?