# Epigrammaton Libri 5.38

Martial, Epigrammaton Libri, Poem 5.38. Latin.

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Calliodorus habet censum — quis nescit? — equestrem,
Sexte, sed et fratrem Calliodorus habet.
"Quadringenta seca" qui dicit suka merizei
uno credis equo posse sedere duos?
Quid cum fratre tibi, quid cum Polluce molesto?
Non esset Pollux si tibi, Castor eras.
Vnus cum sitis, duo, Calliodore, sedebis?
surge: soloikismovn, Calliodore, facis.
Aut imitare genus Ledae: cum fratre sedere
non potes, alternis, Calliodore, sede.

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