Book 10
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And Diphilus, in his Bath, says— Fill the cup full, and hide the mortal part, The goblet made by man, with godlike wine: Drink (πῖθι); these are gifts, my father, given us By the good Jove, who thus protects companionship. And Ameipsias, in his Sling, says— When you have stirr'd the sea-hare, take and drink (πῖθι). And Menander, in his Female Flute-player, says— Away with you; have you ne'er drunk, O Sosilas? Drink (πῖθι) now, I beg, for you are wondrous mad.
