Practice and Review, p. 21. We see the Roman sailor's son in the fields. The boys call the girls today. Many men and women preserve ancient philosophy. If anger prevails, my son, we often are mistaken and pay the price.
Fortune loves great men.
The farmer gives money to the daughters. Sententiae Antiquae, pp. My friends, y'all ought to think about the Roman people. My little book and my opinions instruct men's lives. Few men are eager for wisdom.