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Ōs Columnātum

Gnaeus Naevius, in sustained Latin prose, tells of the one line that put him in prison, the two guards who ate his dinner, Plautus's joke about his pillared chin, and the two plays in which he took back what he had said to get out, and does not spare himself.

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Dē versū in Metellōs factō, dē carcere et custōdibus, dē Plautō, dē duābus fābulīs in vinculīs scrīptīs, dē revocātiōne dictōrum, dē Rēgulō et Danaē, dē linguā līberā