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  • curprev 19:45, 7 March 2024‎ Jp1428790 talk contribs‎ 1,157 bytes +1,157‎ Created page with "To Johann Christoph Graeter, my great friend, and among the More recent, the most sincere. Best of friends, most friendly of the best. Famous is that playful and delicate song of a certain poet Florus in the life written by Spartianus: <poem> :: I do not wish to be Caesar, :: To ride through the Britons, :: To suffer the Scythian frosts. </poem> Also known is the Emperor's witty and clever reply: <poem> :: I do not wish to be Florus, :: To walk through the taverns,..."
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