human
Quantum Epicure tibi parvis suffecit in hostis. Pliny says, xix., 4, he was the first who introduced the custom of having a garden to his town house. Prop., III., xxi., 26,
gpt
Hortis docte Epicure, tuis. Stat. Sylv., I., iii., 94.
human
The garden of Epicurus, says Gifford,
gpt
And louder sobs and hoarser tumults spread For ravish'd pence, than friends or kinsmen dead.
human
Dicitur unus flesse Pelops humerumque suas ad pectora postquam _deduxit vestes_, ostendisse.
gpt
Hæc verba una mehercle falsa lacrymula Quam oculos terendo miserè vix vi expresserit Restinguet. Virg., Æn., ii., 196,
human
as vii., 156,
gpt
If rogues deny their bend (though ten times o'er Perused by careful witnesses before), Whose well-known hand proclaims the glaring lie, Whose master-signet proves the perjury.
human
Sumere ferrum, Fuste aperire caput, candelam apponere valvis, non dubitat.