Note 2414 — BOOK XXVIII. REMEDIES DERIVED FROM LIVING CREATURES. (continued 3)
John Bostock translation
Aurelius Opilius, the freedman of an Epicurean. He taught philosophy, rhetoric, and grammar at Rome, but finally withdrew to Smyrna. One of his works, mentioned by A. Gellius, was entitled “Musæ,” and the name of another was “Pinax.”