Persius Translated by the Rt. Hon. Sir W. Drummond

altar ancient Archigenes bear behold Bona Dea breast breath Cæsar Campania canst Catullus celebrated Cicero claim client Cluvia corruption court crime curse dare deeds delight Dioscori divine Domitian dost thou doubt dread e'en emperor eyes fame fate fear feast fire fools fortune Galba gods gold Greek Gyarus hand happy hast hath head hear honour hope hour Jove joys Juvenal labours land live Lucilius mind morals ne'er Nero night noble o'er once Pacuvius perils Persius Pliny poet praise pretor pride Quintilian rage reign Roman Rome Rome's round sacred satire SATIRE III SATIRE X satirist scarce Sejanus Sestertius shame shine sigh sires slaves soul spare strain Suetonius Tacitus tale tell temple thee Thermæ thine Tigellinus toil tomb vice virtue Vitellius wealth Whate'er wherefore wine wouldst thou wretch youth