Eubulus. (Book vi. § 35, p. 376.)
He that invented first the scheme of sponging
On other men for dinner, was a sage
Of thorough democratic principles.
But may the wretch who asks a friend or stranger
To dine, and then requests he'll pay his club,
Be sent without a farthing into exile.—Walsh.
Diodorus of Sinope. (Book vi. § 36, p. 377.)
I wish to show how highly dignified