Letters And Tracts On the Choice of Company And Other Subjects
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Gel. 1. 10.
b Non licebat id (vinum) feminis Romx bibere. Cato fcripfit ideo propinquos feminis ofculum dare, ut fcirent an temetum olerent. PL IN. 1. 14. To the fame purpofe, 'Atbeiueus cites Polybius, 1. 10.
c Haifa. Pft>n*aioif UTS OXITI)J, &c. Apud Romanes nee f&- tnuli nee ingenuas mulieres vinum bibunt, atque adeo nee adolefcentes ingenui ante trigefimum annum. AT HEN. 1. 10. 429.
jElian fays that men of Rank did not drink wine *til ^heir 3 5th year. L. 2.
to 1 8 6 On Intemperance in Drin...king.
to bear the greateft fatigue to raife their courage, and animate them to encounter the moft terrifying difficulties and dangers, but water {harpen'd with vinegar a . And what was the confequence of fuch ftricT: fo- briety, obferv'd by both fexes ? What was the confequence of being born of parents fo exactly temperate, and of being train'd up in a habit of the utmoft abftemioufnefs What, I fay, followed upon this, but the attainment of fuch a firmnefs of body and mind of fuch an indifference to all the emafculating pleafures of fuch vigour and fearlefnefs, that the people, thus born and educated, foon made all oppofition fall be- fore them, experienc'd no enemy a match for them were conquerors, wherever they carried their arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gel. 1. 10.
b Non licebat id (vinum) feminis Romx bibere. Cato fcripfit ideo propinquos feminis ofculum dare, ut fcirent an temetum olerent. PL IN. 1. 14. To the fame purpofe, 'Atbeiueus cites Polybius, 1. 10.
c Haifa. Pft>n*aioif UTS OXITI)J, &c. Apud Romanes nee f&- tnuli nee ingenuas mulieres vinum bibunt, atque adeo nee adolefcentes ingenui ante trigefimum annum. AT HEN. 1. 10. 429.
jElian fays that men of Rank did not drink wine *til ^heir 3 5th year. L. 2.
to 1 8 6 On Intemperance in Drin...king.
to bear the greateft fatigue to raife their courage, and animate them to encounter the moft terrifying difficulties and dangers, but water {harpen'd with vinegar a . And what was the confequence of fuch ftricT: fo- briety, obferv'd by both fexes ? What was the confequence of being born of parents fo exactly temperate, and of being train'd up in a habit of the utmoft abftemioufnefs What, I fay, followed upon this, but the attainment of fuch a firmnefs of body and mind of fuch an indifference to all the emafculating pleafures of fuch vigour and fearlefnefs, that the people, thus born and educated, foon made all oppofition fall be- fore them, experienc'd no enemy a match for them were conquerors, wherever they carried their arms.
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