10 ... that in the first place, with them, you are a mad, crack-brained fellow.[1787]
11 ... he knows what a tunic and toga are....
12 a huge bowl, like a muzzle, hangs from his nostrils.[1788]
13 ... a bell and twig-baskets of pot-herbs.[1789]
14 ... he sets him low, and behind....[1790]
15 ... or who with grim face, pounces upon money.[1791]
16 ... there is no flummery-maker inferior to you—[1792]
17 ... their heads are bound; and their forelocks float, high, and covering their foreheads, as their custom was.[1793]
18 ... which compelled ... to drink gall, and wrinkle the belly by coarse bread, and inferior oil, and a loaf from Cumæ.[1794]