Pers. i. 115:—
'Secuit Lucilius urbem
Te Lupe, te Muci.'
[313] 'Fuit autem inter P. Africanum et Q. Metellum sine acerbitate dissensio.'
[314] Cf. 'Diversisque duobus vitiis, avaritia et luxuria civitatem laborare.'—Livy, xxxiv. 4.
[315] 'O Publius Gallonius, thou whirlpool of excess; thou art a miserable man, says he; never in thy life hast thou supped well, since thou spendest all thy substance in that lobster of thine and that monstrous sturgeon.'
'This too is the case at dinner, you will give oysters, bought at a thousand sesterces.'
'Sardines and fish-sauce are your death, O Lupus.'
'Long live, ye gluttons, gourmands, belly-gods.'
'One was attracted by sow-teats and a dish of fatted fowls; another by a gourmandising pike caught between the two bridges.'