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[[deletion]] of the best to get [[/deletion]] every one in the tree of the best to go there indulged use of them. ^ [[addition]] His [[/addition]] library was open to all [[unclear]] the Greeks chiefly came into in the portico's [[deletion]] which is [[/deletion]] ajacent to it as to the Temple of the muses [[deletion]] there came ^ [[addition]] chiefly [[unclear]] Greeks [[/addition]] [[unclear]] & the time passed so pleasantly [[/deletion]] & there free from all cares spent their time agreably. Lucullus was often with them & walk'd amidst a croud of learned men Cicero says, when I [[deletion]] were [[/deletion]] ^ [[addition]] was [[/addition]] at [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] Tusculanum, & [[deletion]] an [[/deletion]] [[addition]] was [[/addition]] willing to use some of the books which are in young [[deletion]] Lu [[/deletion]] Lucullus's library; I came to his villa that I [[deletion]] may [[/deletion]] [[addition]] might [[/addition]] as I used to do take them down & [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[deletion]] [[unclear]] take away those books ^ which I had [[unclear]] for to read. [[/deletion]] consult them as I was want to do [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] when I came there, I saw M. Cato, [[deletion]] there, [[/deletion]] whom I did not expect to find there sitting [[deletion]] [[unclear]] that he was on that [[unclear]] of the country, sitting [[/deletion]] ^ surrounded
