1 Let him grant the man what he wishes; cajole him, corrupt him altogether, and enfeeble all his nerves.[1887]
2 You can shorten your speech, while your hide is still sound.[1888]
3 He both loved Polemo, and bequeathed his "school" to him after his death; as they call it.[1889]
4 ... wherefore I am resolved to act against him; to prosecute him, and give up his name....
5 ... she will steal every thing with bird-limed hands; will take every thing, believe me, and violently sweep off all—[1890]
6 ... that ancient race, of which is Maximus Quintus, the knock-kneed, the splay-footed....[1891]
7 ... what they say Aristippus the Socratic sent of old to the tyrant....[1892]
8 ... to concede that one point, and yield in that in which he is overcome....[1893]
9 ... or if by chance needs be, elsewhere; if you depart hence for any place—
10 ... though the old woman returns to her wine-pot.[1894]