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Schlapbach calls it "ironical". Richter argues that it is not autobiographical at all, but rather a prolalia ????????, or playful literary work, and a "complicated meditation on a young man's acquisition of [[paideia]]" [i.e. education]. Russell dismisses The Dream as entirely fictional, noting, "We recall that Socrates too started as sculptor, and Ovid's vision of Elegy and Tragedy (Amores 3.1) is all too similar to

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