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Everybody knows, too, that those who ply the rest
of the arts drudge all the time except one or two
days a month which they celebrate as holidays,<note xml:lang="eng" n="v.3.p.267.n.1"><p>The manuscripts add: “and the cities too hold some feasts once a year and others once a month.” </p></note> and
are said to have their good time then. But the
parasite celebrates thirty holidays a month, for he
thinks that every day belongs to the gods.
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