30 Let us appear kind and courteous to our friends—[1848]
31 Why should not you too call me unlettered and uneducated?[1849]
32 ... call together the assembly, with hoarse sound and crooked horns.[1850]
33 They will of their own accord fight it out for you, and die, and will offer themselves voluntarily.
34 When I bring forth any verse from my heart—[1851]
35 He is not on that account exalted as the giver of life or of joy....[1852]
36 As each one of us has been brought forth into light from his mother's womb[1853]
37 ... if you wish to have your mind refreshed through your ears[1854]
38 ... they who drag on life for six months, vow the seventh to Orcus.
39 ... we are easily laughed at; we know that it is highly dangerous to be angry—[1855]