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Ho whips! she cries; and flay that cur accurst, But flay the rascal there that owns him first!
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Urnæ cratera capacem, et dignum sitiente Pholo, vel conjuge Fusci.
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Trope. Mart., xii., Ep. 83. Cf. Cic. pro Deiotaro, 7,
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Vomunt ut edant: edunt ut vomant.
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Lacedæmonium pytismate lubricat orbem. Hor., ii., Od. xxiv., 26,
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Mero tinguet pavimentum superbum.
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Dumfounders e'en the crier, and, most strange! No other woman can a word exchange.
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Strike not your brazen kettles! She alone Can break th' enchantment of the spell-bound moon.
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Vet. Schol. Women sacrificed to Ceres and Juno. Vid. Dennis' Etruria, ii., 65-68. Cf. Hor., ii., Ep. i., 143.--_Quadrans._ Philosophers used to go to the commonest baths, either from modesty or poverty. Seneca calls the bath
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Res Quadrantaria. Cf. Hor., i., Sat. iii., 147. Cic. pro Cœl.
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Quadrantaria permutatio.
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Quæ venient diversæ forte sagittæ, Quint., vi., 3,
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Jaculatio verborum.
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Insignis Grammaticus. Hieron.
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Remmius Palæmon, Vicentinus, owed his first acquaintance with literature to taking his mistress' son to school as his
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(x., 117). Manumitted afterward, he taught at Rome in the reigns of Tiberius and Claudius, and