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T. Maccius Plautus, Rudens, or The Fisherman's Rope (ed. Henry Thomas Riley), act 2, scene 3 (search)

y, and how, whatever there was at home, he placed on board ship? That has all gone to the bottom now. TRACHALIO O clever Neptune, hail to thee! Surely, no dicer is more skilful than thyself. Decidedly a right pleasant throwRight pleasant throw: The made; thou didst break a-villain. But where now is the Procurer Labrax? AMPELISCA Perished through drinking, I suppose; Neptune last night invited him to deep potations. TRACHALIO By my troth, I fancy it was given him to drink by way of cup of necedrop. Trachalio alludes to the large draught of salt water which he supposes Labrax has had to swallow at the bidding of Neptune.. How much I do love you, my dear Ampelisca; how pleasing you are; what honied words you do utter. But you and Palæstra,elong night * * * * * * * half dead, the wind this day has scarce borne us to the shore. TRACHALIO I understand; thus is Neptune wont to do; he is a very dainty ÆdileVery dainty Ædile: -4. It was the duty of the Ædiles at Rome to visit the markets a

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