The Satires of Persius Translated [in Verse, by C. B. Wollaston].

absurd adopted Alcibiades aliquid alludes allusion Anticyra appears applies asses ears atque Auriculas auro Bestius Bovilla CALIGULA centum character Chrysippus Cornutus corresponding lines cries Delphin dicere doctrine Emperor Nero Ennius expression fancy feasts FIFTH SATIRE freedom Gifford give Gods hæc hæres haud hear Hinc hunc idle igitur illi Inque interpretation intus ipse Jove JUVENAL juventus language last line lictor live lusisse Macrinus Madan Marcus meaning mihi moral music tune neque Nero nihilum nisi nunc o'er obscure omnes opus orig original pale palles passage passions Pedius PERSII SATIRA Pingue Poet pollice honesto Polydamas Poscis Prætors prandia puer pueris puteal Quæ quicquid quid Quirites quis quod rerum rich ridicule Roman SATIRE OF PERSIUS Second Satire seems shew sibi solers Stoic strigiles supposed tamen thou Thyestes tibi trabe translation trifles Tunc venit verba verses virtue vivere wisdom word