Libro · Meditations
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Autor: Marcus Aurelius
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'After I entered the carriage, after I took leave of you, we made
a journey comfortable enough, but we had a few drops of rain to
wet us. But before coming to the country-house, we broke our
journey at Anagnia, a mile or so from the highroad. Then we
inspected that ancient town, a miniature it is, but has in it
many antiquities, temples, and religious ceremonies quite out of
the way. There is not a corner without its shrine, or fane, or
temple; besides, many books written on linen, which belongs to
things sacred. Then on the gate as we came out was written twice,
as follows: "Priest don the fell."[37] I asked one of the
inhabitants what that word was. He said it was the word in the
Hernican dialect for the victim's skin, which the priest puts
over his conical cap when he enters the city. I found out many
other things which I desired to know, but the only thing I do not
desire is that you should be absent from me; that is my chief
anxiety.
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