And Ulpian, when he had drunk it up, said,—Clearchus has these lines in his Harp-Player; but I, as is said in the Wool-spinners of Amphis, recommend—
Let the boy wait on all with frequent goblets.
And again—
You fill for me, and I will give you drink;
So shall the almond with the almond play:
as Xenarchus says, in his Twins. And accordingly, when some of the guests asked for more wine, and others wished to have it mixed half-and-half, and when some one mentioned that Archippus, in the second edition of his Amphitryon, said—
Wretch, who has mix'd for you this half-and-half?
and that Cratinus had said—
Giving him half-and-half; but I'm undone;
every one seemed to agree to speak of the way of mixing wine among the ancients.
28. And when some one mentioned that Menander, in his Hero, said—