10 must I first break you in, fierce and haughty as you are, with a Thessalian bit, like an unbroken filly, and tame you down by war?[1959]
11 or when I am going somewhere, and have invented some pretext as to the goldsmiths, to my mother, a relation or female friend's.[1960]
12 Much fiercer than she of whom we spoke before: the milder she is, the more savagely she bites.
13. † who not expecting ... entering on the impulse of an evil omen.[1961]
14 ... hoping that time will bring forth the same—
... will give chewed food from her mouth—[1962]
15 So when fame, making thy fight illustrious, having been borne to our ears, shall have reported.[1963]
16 Take care there are in the house a webster, waiting maids, men-servants, a girdle-maker, a weaver—[1964]
17 You clean me out, then turn me out; ruin and insult me—[1965]
18 If Maximus left sixteen hundred ... of silver.[1966]