human
Reprehendenti filio Tito, quod etiam urinæ vectigal commentus esset, pecuniam ex primâ pensione admovit ad nares, sciscitans, num odore offenderetur; et illo negante, atqui, inquit ex lotio est. Martial alludes to the fact of offensive trades being banished to the other side of the Tiber. VI., xciii., 4,
gpt
Non detracta cani Transtiberina cutis.
human
Rem facias; rem si possis rectè, si non quôcumque modo rem. Cf. Seneca, Epist. 115,
gpt
Non quare et unde; quid habeas tantum rogant.
human
No! though compell'd beyond the Tiber's flood To move your tan-yard, swear the smell is good, Myrrh, cassia, frankincense; and wisely think That what is lucrative can never stink.