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501 5, 7 | state who will eliminate and exsuppurate, save a bemantled speech?~
502 5, 5 | Still, to some extent it will be allowed, even
503 4, 6 | as it were) softening, he extinguished it with the ventilating
504 4, 9 | in public. But while one extinguishes her proper adornments, another
505 1, 1 | The garment of the mantle extrinsically--itself too quadrangular--
506 3, 7 | used to sentence Greeks to extrusion from the city, but learned (
507 2, 6 | of redundant races. The exuberance of the Scythians fertilizes
508 6, 2 | discipline. Joy, Mantle, and exult! A better philosophy has
509 4, 8 | be allowed to be just to eye fixedly and point at with
510 2, 1 | admitted, for even huger fables. Nay, even if Plato thinks
511 1, 3 | wonder not (thereat), in the face of a more ancient evidence (
512 3, 3 | fasting, to boot, yet never fainting; agape he feeds; heaving,
513 4, 1 | wrestling-ground--pursuits which fall into a sad old age and labour
514 3, 6 | unless it had likewise fallen to your lot to fish for
515 5, 2 | protection to the feet, yes, and false too. For who would not find
516 4, 10| or, again, at those which falsely plead religion as the supporter
517 4, 3 | eradicated by the pumice-stone, familiar to the hair-pin! while voluptuousness
518 2, 7 | of clandestinely crafty familiarity wholly uptorn; and (the
519 3, 6 | which Tarentum or Baetica is famous, with nature for their dyer:
520 3, 4 | ungarmented he came from his fashioner's hand: afterwards, at length,
521 3, 3 | than takes, a step: ever fasting, to boot, yet never fainting;
522 5, 6 | supped more beggarly than his father.~7.
523 3, 7 | praetorship, showed no less favour to the Greeks by his mantle-like
524 1, 2 | worldly lots varied, and God favoured the Romans, the sister State,
525 2, 7 | else restored! While God favours so many Augusti unitedly,
526 2, 1 | their vicissitudes which federate the discord of their diversity.
527 4, 1 | learn to teach the resin to feed on their arms with such
528 3, 2 | witness of his own age, feeding on the serpent, languishes--
529 3, 3 | never fainting; agape he feeds; heaving, bellowslike, he
530 5, 2 | wearing your gown? Do you feel yourself clad, or laded?
531 4, 7 | trodden on him with muddy feet--as the Platonic couches
532 1, 1 | memories, blest with modern felicities, I rejoice that times are
533 5, 5 | medicines which will be more felicitous in conferring good health
534 6, 2 | confer on it likewise a fellowship with a divine sect and discipline.
535 3, 2 | it is,) that when he has felt the creeping of old age
536 4, 9 | popular lusts; also at the female self-abusers with their
537 3, 2 | alternately masculine and feminine. I say nothing of the stag,
538 4, 3 | was effected by balsam and fenugreek-salve: I suppose the mane, too,
539 2, 6 | exuberance of the Scythians fertilizes the Persians; the Phoenicians
540 3, 3 | withal,~ "A tardigrade field-haunting quadruped,~ Humble and rough."~
541 3, 4 | surrounds himself meantime with fig-leaves: subsequently, on being
542 5, 1 | the stretchers the whole figment of the massed boss; subsequently,
543 5, 6 | Pollio to expose slaves to fill the bellies of sea-eels.
544 4, 10| and the distinction of a fillet, and the privilege of a
545 1, 3 | Henceforth, finding your tunic too long, you
546 5, 1 | to reduce them to a more finished elegance, and to assign
547 2, 4 | impiety earned showers of fire: Sodom's day is over, and
548 4, 8 | allowed to be just to eye fixedly and point at with the finger
549 4, 6 | however, it is blown to (the flame of) affectation, forthwith,
550 4, 10| tufts of your Salii and Flamines, a sacerdotal attire. Lower
551 5, 6 | raise them to an adulterous flavour; which led Asinius Celer
552 3, 6 | and the grassy parts of flax, losing their greenness,
553 3, 5 | he had chanced to stroke, flayed a little ewe; and, while
554 3, 6 | For the sea withal yields fleeces, inasmuch as the more brilliant
555 3, 6 | reproduces safe and sound (the fleecy threads) which, by drawing
556 2, 4 | were there) cities, and flourishing peoples, and the soil yielded
557 5, 5 | encounter you with naked foils, gowns have done the commonwealth
558 5, 2 | answer negatively, I will follow you home; I win see what
559 3, 7 | inflating it, where Ambition followed in the wake--have promulgated
560 2, 2 | with them: thereafter (follows) a slight sprinkling, and
561 3, 3 | the ground, but drags, his footstep amazedly, and moves forward,--
562 4, 6 | Nor less warmly does the force of vainglory also work for
563 5, 6 | stuffing, and by the aid of forcemeats to raise them to an adulterous
564 2, 4 | heavenly or else from inherent forces. Glance at Palestine. Where
565 2, 3 | tritons' horns sojourn as foreigners on the mountains, eager
566 4, 3 | jaw-teeth overshadowed amid the forelocks, the whole outraged visage,
567 5, 6 | of his own slaves. I will forelop the gluttony which led Hortensius
568 1, 3 | ancient evidence (of your forgetfulness). For the ram withal--not
569 2, 3 | her orb again underwent a formal mutation; another, but the
570 5, 1 | necessity for any artist formally to dispose its wrinkled
571 2, 2 | her streams by alluvial formation?~3.
572 5, 1 | it whence the hollow is formed, and, leaving the right
573 4, 9 | herself was the same as for fornication; inasmuch as certain matrons
574 4, 9 | adornments, another blazes forth such as are not hers. Look
575 2, 6 | Corinthians with Archias, fortify Syracuse. But antiquity
576 5, 4 | says, "owe no duty to the forum, the election-ground, or
577 3, 3 | footstep amazedly, and moves forward,--he rather demonstrates,
578 1, 2 | after Gracchus and his foul omens, after Lepidus and
579 2, 2 | recursion, the veins of her fountains by disappearance, and the
580 6, 2 | studies is covered by my four angles. 'True; but all these
581 5, 5 | dapplings!), or, again, Sulla to frame dishes of an hundred pounds'
582 5, 1 | leaving the right shoulder free, heap it still upon the
583 4, 8 | infamous in that of the freeborn, clowns in that of city-folk,
584 4, 8 | usage offers to our gaze freedmen in equestrian garb, branded
585 2, 5 | kingdoms, (and to show) how frequent have been their mutations,
586 2, 4 | and the soil yielded its fruits. Afterwards, since God is
587 4, 6 | is an ardour. From this fuel, therefore, you see a great
588 4, 4 | to be wreathed among the "Fullers" even of Novius, and deservedly
589 4, 3 | mangers? where Busiris and his funereal altars? where Geryon, triply
590 1, 3 | engine after the choleric fury of the head-avenging beast.~
591 4, 10| their shoulders a cloak of Galatian scarlet, commends Saturn (
592 5, 5 | more than £4000 and Asinius Gallus to pay twice as much for
593 5, 7 | impurity of a Scaurus, and the gambling of a Curius, and the intemperance
594 4, 10| do you not stare at such garbs? or, again, at those which
595 1, 1 | too of old time wore your garments--your tunics--of another
596 1, 3 | fortunes are at the last gasp, and the ram, now turned~
597 4, 2 | accordingly, the Larissaean hero gave a shock by turning into
598 2, 5 | not wont (to travel), in general, among you (heathens). From
599 3, 3 | when you stumble upon him, generally in a vineyard, his whole
600 4, 3 | the spot has any presiding genius), groaned: for then she
601 4, 8 | branded slaves in that of gentlemen, the notoriously infamous
602 4, 3 | his funereal altars? where Geryon, triply one? The club preferred
603 4, 3 | to the comb) for fear of getting her tender neck imbued with
604 3, 1 | effulgence of his back more gilded than any edging, and in
605 4, 8 | corpse-bearer, the pimp, the gladiator trainer, clothe themselves
606 6, 2 | knights.' Well; but your gladiatorial trainers, and all their
607 2, 4 | else from inherent forces. Glance at Palestine. Where Jordan'
608 4, 7 | appears) in purple, why not in glided slippers too? For a Tyrian
609 4, 10| after sombre raiment, and a gloomy woollen covering upon the
610 4, 6 | king inferior only to his glory--seething. He had conquered
611 5, 6 | slaves. I will forelop the gluttony which led Hortensius the
612 4, 10| you array your gods and goddesses, an august robe; and, above
613 4, 10| in which you array your gods and goddesses, an august
614 4, 7 | be shod in anything but gold, is by no means consonant
615 2, 4 | Sodom's day is over, and Gomorrah is no more; and all is ashes;
616 5, 5 | felicitous in conferring good health upon public affairs,
617 4, 3 | Where were Diomed and his gory mangers? where Busiris and
618 5, 5 | encounter you with naked foils, gowns have done the commonwealth
619 1, 2 | height of eminence,--after Gracchus and his foul omens, after
620 4, 3 | blood upon the shafts was gradually eradicated by the pumice-stone,
621 2, 6 | thence (as it were from grafts and settings) peoples from
622 6, 2 | rudiments of arithmetic, the grammarian, the rhetorician, the sophist,
623 5, 1 | he preferred philosophy? Grant that there be no (miraculous)
624 4, 3 | his name! Such licence was granted to the secret haunts of
625 3, 3 | chameleon alone has been granted--as our common saying has
626 3, 4 | himself, by a premature grasp, of wisdom. Then and there
627 3, 6 | afford you clothing, and the grassy parts of flax, losing their
628 2, 6 | only was the earth, for the greater part of her circuit, empty
629 2, 2 | identity, when, remembering her green, you behold her yellow,
630 3, 6 | parts of flax, losing their greenness, turn white by washing.
631 1, 2 | already beforehand have greeted him in the way of dress,
632 2, 1 | Punichood either blush or else grieve in the midst of Romans.
633 1, 1 | closely round the neck in the gripe of the buckle, used to repose
634 4, 3 | has any presiding genius), groaned: for then she looked around,
635 4, 9 | Severus pressed upon the grove attention of the senate--
636 4, 9 | which were the evidences and guardians of dignity, as being impediments
637 5, 1 | elegance, and to assign to the guardianship of the stretchers the whole
638 4, 10| themselves would, of the guerdons bestowed upon brave men,
639 4, 10| with your eyes, as being guilty of superstition--albeit
640 2, 6 | Persians; the Phoenicians gush out into Africa; the Phrygians
641 2, 1 | of Romans. To change her habit is, at all events, the stated
642 4, 7 | means consonant with Greek habits. Some one will say, "Well,
643 2, 5 | open. We, however, who are habitual readers of divine histories,
644 4, 3 | pumice-stone, familiar to the hair-pin! while voluptuousness insulted
645 3, 6 | mossy wooliness furnish a hairy stuff. Further: it is no
646 4, 10| on account of an opposite hankering after sombre raiment, and
647 5, 6 | such a titbit, to have the hardihood to hunger after somewhat
648 1, 1 | skill of the weft, and the harmony of the hue, and the due
649 5, 2 | home; I win see what you hasten to do immediately after
650 1, 2 | indeed, of her own choice hastened to effect a change; in order
651 3, 4 | of wisdom. Then and there hastening to forecover what, in his
652 4, 10| neck--more impure than her haunt--with necklaces, and inserts
653 4, 3 | was granted to the secret haunts of Lydia, that Hercules
654 4, 10| woollen covering upon the head, others run mad in Bellona'
655 1, 3 | the choleric fury of the head-avenging beast.~When, however, their
656 3, 3 | is a living pellicle. His headkin begins straight from his
657 5, 5 | felicitous in conferring good health upon public affairs, and
658 6, 1 | philosopher, in fact, is heard so long as he is seen. My.
659 5, 6 | be the first to have the heart to slay a peacock for the
660 2, 5 | in general, among you (heathens). From the Assyrians, it
661 2, 4 | continent as well suffers from heavenly or else from inherent forces.
662 2, 2 | then all of a sudden it heaves restlessly with mountain-waves.
663 3, 3 | fainting; agape he feeds; heaving, bellowslike, he ruminates;
664 1, 2 | deposing you) from your height of eminence,--after Gracchus
665 2, 3 | prove to Plato that even the heights have undulated. But withal,
666 4, 10| and the privilege of a helmet, some are initiated into (
667 5, 5 | of the same MooriSh wood (Hem! at what fortunes did they
668 1, 3 | Henceforth, finding your tunic too
669 | here
670 4, 3 | womanly attire the whole proud heritage of his name! Such licence
671 4, 3 | No sober woman even, or heroine of any note, would have
672 | hers
673 4, 10| upon brave men, without hesitation have appropriated) hands
674 2, 2 | interchanging mutation--the higher ridges of her mountains
675 4, 6 | likewise found delight in a highly inflated garb: only that
676 3, 2 | changes what has been allotted him--his hide and his age: if
677 4, 1 | comes it that men shaggy and hirsute learn to teach the resin
678 2, 2 | and will ere long see her hoary too. Of the rest of her
679 5, 1 | circuit of it whence the hollow is formed, and, leaving
680 4, 2 | The steel's self," says (Homer), "attracteth the hero."~
681 2, 2 | that are closed, or utterly Homeric. Day and night revolve in
682 2, 2 | sea has an ill repute for honesty; while at one time, the
683 4, 1 | degree, even in points not honourable? Or else, if it is not so,
684 4, 3 | which in Omphale's house, I hope, was effected by balsam
685 5, 6 | land-monsters, toothless, clawless, hornless: it was his pleasure to
686 2, 3 | marine conchs and tritons' horns sojourn as foreigners on
687 4, 1 | long locks made longer by horsetail plumes, learn to bid the
688 5, 6 | forelop the gluttony which led Hortensius the orator to be the first
689 2, 2 | At all events, this hostelry of ours is versiform,--
690 2, 7 | empire; every aconite of hostility eradicated; and the cactus
691 4, 3 | deodorization (which in Omphale's house, I hope, was effected by
692 5, 4 | preoccupy no platforms, hover about no praetorian residences;
693 1, 1 | and the harmony of the hue, and the due proportion
694 3, 3 | apprehend something yet more huge united with a lion. But
695 2, 1 | must be admitted, for even huger fables. Nay, even if Plato
696 3, 7 | with a view to coveting humanity, where Necessity led the
697 3, 3 | field-haunting quadruped,~ Humble and rough."~The tortoise
698 5, 5 | Sulla to frame dishes of an hundred pounds' weight. I fear lest
699 5, 6 | to have the hardihood to hunger after somewhat yet more
700 5, 5 | done the commonwealth more hurt than cuirasses. Moreover,
701 4, 3 | now veteran (stain of the) Hydra's and of the Centaurs' blood
702 3, 2 | too, are repudiated. The hyena, if you observe, is of an
703 2, 2 | nearly be ready to deny her identity, when, remembering her green,
704 6, 2 | trainers, and all their ignominious following, are conducted
705 2 | II. THE LAW OF CHANGE, OR MUTATION
706 3 | III. BEASTS SIMILARLY SUBJECT
707 2, 2 | So, too, the sea has an ill repute for honesty; while
708 2, 1 | which this of ours is the image, that likewise must necessarily
709 4, 3 | getting her tender neck imbued with lionly toughness. The
710 1, 2 | your own. So, too, in your immediate vicinity, the sister State
711 1, 1 | long across the shins, nor immodestly scanty between the knees,
712 6, 1 | albeit utterance be mute--impeded by infancy or else checked
713 4, 9 | guardians of dignity, as being impediments to the practising of prostitution.
714 1, 3 | oscillatory work of pendulous impetus; modelling the power of
715 2, 4 | Afterwards, since God is a Judge, impiety earned showers of fire:
716 5, 2 | Of shoes we say nothing--implements as they are of torture proper
717 6, 2 | doubt, will be the indignity implied in 'From gown to Mantle!'"
718 6, 1 | the thought whereof moral improbity absolutely blushes.~2.
719 4 | IV. CHANGE NOT ALWAYS IMPROVEMENT.~1.
720 4, 5 | constancy to point to a Caesar impurer than Physco, softer than
721 5, 7 | give a cathartic to the impurity of a Scaurus, and the gambling
722 1, 2 | the solemn form of your inauguration,--while concord lends her
723 4, 3 | Else if, after that incentive as well as before, he had
724 4, 4 | his masculine sex by an incredible mutation--bruised within
725 6, 2 | This, no doubt, will be the indignity implied in 'From gown to
726 5, 5 | weight of 500 lbs.!--a tray indispensable, perchance, to the aforesaid
727 5, 4 | But you will decry me as indolent. Forsooth, 'we are to live
728 5, 3 | circumjection, and one in no case inelegant: thus it wholly covers every
729 4, 8 | gentlemen, the notoriously infamous in that of the freeborn,
730 6, 1 | utterance be mute--impeded by infancy or else checked by bashfulness,
731 4, 3 | Omphale in Hercules' hide has inferentially depicted.~4.
732 4, 6 | therefore, you see a great king inferior only to his glory--seething.
733 1, 2 | as exempting you from the infinity of age, not (deposing you)
734 4, 6 | found delight in a highly inflated garb: only that philosophers
735 3, 7 | adorning withal, ay, and inflating it, where Ambition followed
736 4, 9 | public. In fact, the penalty inflicted by the decrees of the augur
737 3, 7 | The ingenuities, therefore, of the tailoring
738 1, 3 | a "novel" and "strange" ingenuity:~"so much doth Time's long
739 2, 1 | world itself (this which we inhabit) meantime discharges it.
740 2, 6 | scrape her copiousness (of inhabitants), in one place densely packed,
741 2, 4 | from heavenly or else from inherent forces. Glance at Palestine.
742 5, 6 | plunge the scalpel into the inhumanity which led Vedius Pollio
743 4, 10| privilege of a helmet, some are initiated into (the mysteries of)
744 1, 2 | the benefit in which your injury resulted, as exempting you
745 2, 4 | detriments besides have made innovations upon the fashion of our
746 4, 10| haunt--with necklaces, and inserts in the armlets (which even
747 | instead
748 3, 6 | which you coil are forthwith instinct with vivid colour.~7.
749 4, 3 | hair-pin! while voluptuousness insulted over the fact that, after
750 5, 7 | gambling of a Curius, and the intemperance of an Antony. And remember
751 2, 2 | which is not subject to interchanging mutation--the higher ridges
752 2, 3 | encounters of the mains, invested the sea with a novel vice,
753 3, 5 | pliancy of the material invited him) thins out the thread
754 2, 6 | Temenus. So, again, the Ionian comrades of Neleus furnish
755 2, 5 | wars. But it is no less irksome to recount sad details than (
756 5, 5 | I apply the cauterizing iron to the ambition which led
757 3, 6 | a species of wormling it is--presently reproduces safe
758 2, 3 | damaged; when among her islands Delos is now no more, Samos
759 2, 3 | when in the Atlantic (the isle) that was equal in size
760 3, 3 | as our common saying has it--to sport with his own hide.~
761 2, 3 | when formerly a side of Italy, severed to the centre by
762 4 | IV. CHANGE NOT ALWAYS IMPROVEMENT.~
763 4, 3 | mouth stuffed with hair, the jaw-teeth overshadowed amid the forelocks,
764 1, 2 | after Lepidus and his rough jests, after Pompeius and his
765 2, 6 | transferred thence, it becomes the Jewish race. So, too, the posterity
766 3, 5 | pristine net which he had joined with strips of linen. But
767 2, 4 | Glance at Palestine. Where Jordan's river is the arbiter of
768 6, 2 | divine sect and discipline. Joy, Mantle, and exult! A better
769 1, 3 | the redoubted Carthage,~"Keenest in pursuits of war,"~is
770 3, 6 | In like manner, if you kill it, the threads which you
771 2, 5 | was the first to have a kingdom, as the ancient profane
772 2, 5 | recount) the vicissitudes of kingdoms, (and to show) how frequent
773 4, 5 | no one would recognise as kings. But I must be silent, for
774 1, 1 | immodestly scanty between the knees, nor niggardly to the arms,
775 4, 1 | their crown alone from the knife? Whence comes it that men
776 6, 2 | these rank lower than Roman knights.' Well; but your gladiatorial
777 4, 1 | refinements, which thou knowest not how to dress?~2.
778 3, 3 | If, without previously knowing him, you hear tell of a
779 3, 5 | secrets, nor does their knowledge appertain to all. Come,
780 1, 3 | ram withal--not that which Laberius (calls)~"Back-twisted-horned,
781 4, 1 | fall into a sad old age and labour in vain--and the unction
782 5, 2 | you feel yourself clad, or laded? wearing a garment, or carrying
783 2, 4 | bereaved region, and bootless land! And once (there were there)
784 5, 6 | novel savagery, he kept land-monsters, toothless, clawless, hornless:
785 3, 2 | feeding on the serpent, languishes--from the effect of the poison--
786 2, 7 | How large a portion of our orb has
787 4, 2 | Nature, accordingly, the Larissaean hero gave a shock by turning
788 3, 7 | albeit it is more Greek (than Latin), has yet by this time found,
789 3, 7 | found, in speech, a home in Latium. With the word the garment
790 5, 4 | canals, am not odorant of the lattices, am no constant wearer out
791 3, 3 | leaf, you will forthwith laugh at the egregious audacity
792 5, 4 | no wholesale router of laws, no barking pleader, no
793 4, 8 | city-folk, buffoons in that of lawyers, rustics in regimentals;
794 5, 5 | tray of the weight of 500 lbs.!--a tray indispensable,
795 3, 3 | sheltered beneath a vine leaf, you will forthwith laugh
796 3, 7 | extrusion from the city, but learned (when he was now advanced
797 5, 1 | the hollow is formed, and, leaving the right shoulder free,
798 4, 10| she fits on her impure leg the pure white or pink shoe;
799 1, 1 | prosperous with you that you have leisure to spend and pleasure to
800 1, 2 | inauguration,--while concord lends her aid, the gown is offered.
801 1, 2 | and his foul omens, after Lepidus and his rough jests, after
802 5, 5 | vices; I give quarter to no lethargy, no slothful encrustation.
803 6, 2 | teacher of the forms of letters, the first explainer of
804 2, 3 | Sibyl (is thus proved) no liar; when in the Atlantic (the
805 6, 2 | the birdgazer. All that is liberal in studies is covered by
806 3, 3 | are revolving points of light. Dull and weary, he scarce
807 3, 5 | had joined with strips of linen. But you have preferred
808 4, 3 | tender neck imbued with lionly toughness. The yawning mouth
809 4, 2 | been a stranger with his lips to the maternal breast he
810 3, 3 | minute creatures the body is liquefied, The chameleon is a living
811 4, 9 | yes, and even the very litters and sedans in which they
812 3, 5 | chanced to stroke, flayed a little ewe; and, while he persistently
813 5, 4 | indolent. Forsooth, 'we are to live for our country, and empire,
814 2, 3 | now her shape undergoes local mutations, when (some particular)
815 2, 7 | been transferred to other localities! how many peoples reduced!
816 4, 1 | Numidians, with their long locks made longer by horsetail
817 4, 1 | with their long locks made longer by horsetail plumes, learn
818 4, 3 | groaned: for then she looked around, and saw that she
819 3, 5 | wool-work and structure of the loom to Minerva; whereas a more
820 5, 3 | its whole art consists in loosely covering. That can be effected
821 3, 6 | likewise fallen to your lot to fish for raiment. For
822 1, 2 | when the urn of worldly lots varied, and God favoured
823 2, 2 | if you survey the earth, loving to clothe herself seasonably,
824 5, 6 | food; which led Aufidius Lurco to be the first to vitiate
825 4, 3 | disgraceful was the case when lust transfigured a man in his
826 4, 3 | to the secret haunts of Lydia, that Hercules was prostituted
827 5, 5 | to the ambition which led M. Tullius to buy a circular
828 4, 6 | swelling of spirit was the Macedonian, unless he had likewise
829 4, 10| upon the head, others run mad in Bellona's temple; while
830 4, 7 | in order that he who had madly thought himself a celestial
831 4, 3 | he had persevered in his maidenhood, he might withal have been
832 4, 6 | garb. Doffing the triumphal mail, he degraded himself into
833 2, 3 | contentious encounters of the mains, invested the sea with a
834 5, 1 | prominent on the left, but (making now an end of the folds)
835 3, 5 | preferred to assign all the management of wool-work and structure
836 5, 3 | keep their place; easily it manages, easily readjusts itself:
837 4, 5 | to shame; for fear lest a mandate have been given to canine
838 4, 3 | fenugreek-salve: I suppose the mane, too, submitted to the comb)
839 4, 3 | were Diomed and his gory mangers? where Busiris and his funereal
840 4, 8 | sort of a cloak is that maniac wasting?" For, now that
841 5, 3 | are rather bare, --more manly, at all events, (if bare,)
842 3, 6 | and then devours. In like manner, if you kill it, the threads
843 3, 7 | favour to the Greeks by his mantle-like garb.~
844 3, 1 | flowing than any train; many-coloured, diverse-coloured, and versi-coloured;
845 2, 3 | all waters. To this day marine conchs and tritons' horns
846 4, 3 | he might withal have been married! Behold, accordingly, mutation!
847 4, 2 | who had been reared on the marrows of wild beasts (whence,
848 5, 1 | the whole figment of the massed boss; subsequently, at daybreak,
849 2, 5 | of divine histories, are masters of the subject from the
850 3, 7 | so abundant a store of materials--first with a view to coveting
851 4, 9 | augur Lentulus upon any matron who had thus cashiered herself
852 4, 7 | anything but gold, is by no means consonant with Greek habits.
853 5, 6 | be the first to vitiate meat with stuffing, and by the
854 6, 2 | rhetorician, the sophist, the medical man, the poet, the musical
855 6, 1 | persuade me,--a most sage medicament.' But, albeit utterance
856 1, 1 | on either shoulder, and meeting closely round the neck in
857 1, 1 | Africa, ennobled by ancient memories, blest with modern felicities,
858 4, 8 | trailing on the ground with Menander-like effeminacy, he would hear
859 6, 1 | ocularly at him at whom mentally he cannot? Grand is the
860 3, 2 | serpent, too, deserves to be mentioned, albeit not in the same
861 3, 5 | short, they tell us that Mercury, when among them, delighted
862 2, 1 | anywhere at the region of the Meropes, as Silenus prates in the
863 2, 1 | blush or else grieve in the midst of Romans. To change her
864 5, 2 | shoe with feet bound? A mighty munition for the tread have
865 3, 6 | I speak of the sheep of Miletus, and Selge, and Altinum,
866 1, 3 | engine it is, which does military service in battering walls--
867 4, 4 | deservedly commemorated by the mimographer Lentulus in his Catinensians--
868 3, 4 | skinclad, to the world as to a mine.~5.
869 3, 5 | structure of the loom to Minerva; whereas a more diligent
870 2, 2 | and whatever missiles (mingle) with them: thereafter (
871 3, 3 | body, though in far more minute creatures the body is liquefied,
872 5, 1 | Grant that there be no (miraculous) signs in proof of your
873 4, 2 | his skin, to consult the mirror, to bedizen his neck; effeminated
874 2, 2 | rushing down, and whatever missiles (mingle) with them: thereafter (
875 4, 10| sandals after the Greek model, serve to flatter AEsculapius,
876 1, 3 | work of pendulous impetus; modelling the power of her engine
877 1, 1 | ancient memories, blest with modern felicities, I rejoice that
878 3, 3 | in as much as there is no moisture even in his body, though
879 4, 7 | cymbals! But if, at that moment, Diogenes had been barking
880 4, 3 | that, after transfixing monsters, they should perchance sew
881 4, 2 | rocky and wood-haunting and monstrous trainer in a stony school.
882 2, 2 | annual stations, the moon by monthly phases. The stars--distinct
883 2, 2 | by annual stations, the moon by monthly phases. The stars--
884 5, 5 | ordinary table of the same MooriSh wood (Hem! at what fortunes
885 6, 1 | at the thought whereof moral improbity absolutely blushes.~
886 5, 5 | to prescribe medicines to morals--medicines which will be
887 | Moreover
888 5, 3 | consigned to no cross until the morrow. If any shirt is worn beneath
889 3, 6 | more brilliant shells of a mossy wooliness furnish a hairy
890 2, 2 | it heaves restlessly with mountain-waves. Thus, too, if you survey
891 4, 3 | lionly toughness. The yawning mouth stuffed with hair, the jaw-teeth
892 3, 1 | word, mutable as oft as moveable.~2.
893 2, 4 | fashion of our orb, and moved (particular) spots (in it).~
894 3, 3 | his footstep amazedly, and moves forward,--he rather demonstrates,
895 4, 1 | vain--and the unction with mud, and the rolling in sand,
896 4, 7 | have trodden on him with muddy feet--as the Platonic couches
897 5, 2 | with feet bound? A mighty munition for the tread have the Venetian
898 6, 2 | medical man, the poet, the musical timebeater, the astrologer,
899 3, 1 | itself when other; in a word, mutable as oft as moveable.~2.
900 6, 1 | But, albeit utterance be mute--impeded by infancy or else
901 4, 5 | lest even they set up a muttering concerning some of your
902 | myself
903 4, 10| are initiated into (the mysteries of) Ceres; while, on account
904 5, 6 | even on the ground of their name--I suppose for fear he should
905 5, 7 | of the many (whom I have named), were men of the toga-such
906 3, 5 | store) which the Egyptians narrate, and Alexanderdigests, and
907 2, 5 | of the subject from the nativity of the universe~6.
908 2, 1 | image, that likewise must necessarily have similarly to undergo
909 4, 10| swelling silk, and consoles her neck--more impure than her haunt--
910 4, 10| impure than her haunt--with necklaces, and inserts in the armlets (
911 5, 1 | simplicity of its uptaking: it needs no tedious arrangement.
912 5, 2 | it? If you shall answer negatively, I will follow you home;
913 2, 4 | and all is ashes; and the neighbour sea no less than the soil
914 2, 6 | the Ionian comrades of Neleus furnish Asia with new cities:
915 4, 3 | roared had it been able. Nemea, at all events (if the spot
916 4, 5 | Sardanapalus, and indeed a second Nero.~6.
917 5, 7 | I am silent as to the Neros and Apicii and Rufi. I will
918 3, 5 | the shape of the pristine net which he had joined with
919 | nevertheless
920 3, 4 | to forecover what, in his newly made body, it was not yet
921 1, 1 | scanty between the knees, nor niggardly to the arms, nor tight to
922 2, 2 | utterly Homeric. Day and night revolve in turn. The sun
923 4, 8 | expose to ridicule by a nod. Just so, if a man were
924 4, 3 | even, or heroine of any note, would have adventured her
925 5, 2 | s does. Of shoes we say nothing--implements as they are of
926 4, 8 | in that of gentlemen, the notoriously infamous in that of the
927 4, 10| as the supporter of their novelty? while for the sake of an
928 4, 4 | among the "Fullers" even of Novius, and deservedly commemorated
929 | Nowhere
930 4, 1 | comes it that some of our Numidians, with their long locks made
931 5, 4 | senate-house; I keep no obsequious vigil, preoccupy no platforms,
932 3, 2 | repudiated. The hyena, if you observe, is of an annual sex, alternately
933 2, 6 | in like wise, proceed to occupy the Peloponnesus for the
934 6, 1 | rival? Who can bear to gaze ocularly at him at whom mentally
935 4, 8 | concerned, promiscuous usage offers to our gaze freedmen in
936 2, 1 | of diverse substances and offices, answerable to the form
937 3, 1 | other; in a word, mutable as oft as moveable.~2.
938 4, 4 | Cleomachus--subsequently, at Olympia, after losing by efflux
939 1, 2 | after Gracchus and his foul omens, after Lepidus and his rough
940 2, 5 | Ninus the progeny of Belus, onwards; if indeed Ninus was the
941 2, 5 | recorded time" begin to open. We, however, who are habitual
942 4, 3 | changing was evil: the one opposed to nature, the other contrary
943 4, 10| while, on account of an opposite hankering after sombre raiment,
944 5, 6 | which led Hortensius the orator to be the first to have
945 2, 7 | delightsome beyond the orchard of Alcinous and the rosary
946 2, 7 | peoples reduced! how many orders restored to their ancient
947 5, 5 | pay twice as much for an ordinary table of the same MooriSh
948 1, 3 | to have equipped for the oscillatory work of pendulous impetus;
949 3, 5 | reads--touching the time of Osiris, when Ammon, rich in sheep,
950 | otherwise
951 3, 3 | circumspection, his eyes are outdarting, nay, they are revolving
952 4, 3 | the forelocks, the whole outraged visage, would have roared
953 2, 4 | living death! Such a cloud overcast Etruria, burning down her
954 2, 3 | withal, underwent mutation, overrun by all waters. To this day
955 4, 10| And, while the overseer of brothels airs her swelling
956 4, 3 | with hair, the jaw-teeth overshadowed amid the forelocks, the
957 5, 4 | function withal. "I," it says, "owe no duty to the forum, the
958 2, 6 | inhabitants), in one place densely packed, in another abandoning their
959 3, 3 | rough."~The tortoise of Pacuvius, you think? No. There is
960 2, 4 | inherent forces. Glance at Palestine. Where Jordan's river is
961 5, 6 | actor to preserve in his pantry a dish of the value of nearly £
962 3, 6 | clothing, and the grassy parts of flax, losing their greenness,
963 2, 2 | versiform,-- a fact which is patent to eyes that are closed,
964 2, 2 | by disappearance, and the pathways of her streams by alluvial
965 4, 2 | stony school. You would bear patiently, if it were in a boy's case,
966 5, 5 | 4000 and Asinius Gallus to pay twice as much for an ordinary
967 1, 1 | are the "piping times of peace" and plenty. Blessings rain
968 5, 6 | sumptuous: for he swallowed down pearls--costly even on the ground
969 1, 2 | circuit has it taken! from Pelasgians to Lydians from Lydians
970 3, 3 | The chameleon is a living pellicle. His headkin begins straight
971 2, 6 | wise, proceed to occupy the Peloponnesus for the behoof of Temenus.
972 2, 5 | assert. Beyond his time the pen is not wont (to travel),
973 4, 9 | in public. In fact, the penalty inflicted by the decrees
974 1, 3 | the oscillatory work of pendulous impetus; modelling the power
975 1, 2 | shoulders of the sublimer people it should descend to embrace
976 5, 6 | was his pleasure to turn perforce into wild beasts his fish,
977 3, 4 | length, without waiting for permission, he possesses himself, by
978 4, 3 | as well as before, he had persevered in his maidenhood, he might
979 2, 6 | Scythians fertilizes the Persians; the Phoenicians gush out
980 4, 3 | Hercules was prostituted in the person of Omphale, and Omphale
981 6, 1 | antagonist), 'you have tried to persuade me,--a most sage medicament.'
982 4, 3 | brains when it was being pestered with unguents! The now veteran (
983 2, 2 | stations, the moon by monthly phases. The stars--distinct in
984 4, 6 | inflated garb: only that philosophers withal (I believe) themselves
985 4, 7 | has been (such a thing as) philosophizing in purple. If a philosopher (
986 6, 1 | with an even tongueless philosophy--my very cut is eloquent.
987 2, 6 | fertilizes the Persians; the Phoenicians gush out into Africa; the
988 2, 6 | gush out into Africa; the Phrygians give birth to the Romans;
989 4, 8 | the corpse-bearer, the pimp, the gladiator trainer,
990 4, 10| impure leg the pure white or pink shoe; why do you not stare
991 1, 1 | criticising dress. These are the "piping times of peace" and plenty.
992 4, 2 | still retains the trace. Plainly afterwards he turned soldier:
993 3, 6 | washing. Nor was it enough to plant and sow your tunic, unless
994 2, 6 | cities from cities, might be planted throughout every region
995 5, 4 | obsequious vigil, preoccupy no platforms, hover about no praetorian
996 4, 7 | with muddy feet--as the Platonic couches testify--but would
997 4, 10| at those which falsely plead religion as the supporter
998 5, 4 | router of laws, no barking pleader, no judge, no soldier, no
999 5 | VIRTUES OF THE MANTLE. IT PLEADS IN ITS OWN DEFENCE.~1.
1000 5, 3 | than in shoes. These (pleas I advance) for the Mantle