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Note 2 — X. Virtues and Vices

H. W. (Henry William) Auden translation

simulo = I pretend to be what I am not, cf. ἀλαζών, a braggart; dissimulo = I pretend not to be what I am, cf. εἴρων, a mock-modest person. Quae non sunt simulo, quae sunt ea dissimulantur.

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