Who'd Bear To Hear The Gracchi Chide

Of What Use Are Pedigrees, Or To Be Thought Of Noble Blood, Or The Display Of Family Portraits, O Ponticus?

So Much Greater Is Our Thirst For Glory Than For Virtue.

The Dowry, Not The Wife, Is The Object Of Attraction.

Even Savage Animals Can Agree Among Themselves.

Let Nothing Offensive To The Ear Or The Eye Enter These Thresholds, Within Which Youth Dwells.