12 ... might put it off, if not longer, at least to this one lustrum.[1604]
13 I will bring them to supper; and first of all will give each of them, as they arrive, the bellies of thunny and heads of acharne.[1605]
14 ...
15 ... so that I could compare [the embraces] of Leda daughter of Thestius, and the spouse of Ixion.[1606]
16 These things we have sent, written to thee, Lucius Ælius![1607]
17 ... to creep on, as an evil gangrene, or ulcer, might.
18 A countenance too, like.... death, jaundice, poison.
19 ... to hate the infamous, vile, and disgraceful cook's shop.[1608]
20 prætextæ and tunics, and all that foul handiwork of the Lydians.[1609]
21 Velvets and double piles, soft with their thick naps.[1610]