Tudor School-Boy Life: the Dialogues of Juan Luis Vives
Tudor School-Boy Life: the Dialogues of Juan Luis Vives
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Ebrictas * i55 Therefore, listen. First, we all of us reclined, severe and serious. Grace was said, and everywhere was silence and quiet. Every one began to get his knife ready. We put on the appearance not of eagerness but of restraint (non invitatorum sed invitonim), so that you would have said that we were compelled to eat, and in the act of eating, did it as if reluctantly, for our mind had not as yet warmed with the ardour of spontaneity. Each one placed his napkin over his shoulders ; som...e indeed in front of their chests. Others spread the tablecloth over their knees. One takes bread, looks at it, cleans it, if there is any coal or cinders lining it. All these things are done gently and lingeringly {cunctabunde).
Cause Some began the meal by drinking; others, before they drank, took a little salad and salted beef to arouse their sleeping appetite and to stimulate their languor. The first cup was of beer, so that there might be a cold, firm founda- tion underlaid for the warmth of wine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ebrictas * i55 Therefore, listen. First, we all of us reclined, severe and serious. Grace was said, and everywhere was silence and quiet. Every one began to get his knife ready. We put on the appearance not of eagerness but of restraint (non invitatorum sed invitonim), so that you would have said that we were compelled to eat, and in the act of eating, did it as if reluctantly, for our mind had not as yet warmed with the ardour of spontaneity. Each one placed his napkin over his shoulders ; som...e indeed in front of their chests. Others spread the tablecloth over their knees. One takes bread, looks at it, cleans it, if there is any coal or cinders lining it. All these things are done gently and lingeringly {cunctabunde).
Cause Some began the meal by drinking; others, before they drank, took a little salad and salted beef to arouse their sleeping appetite and to stimulate their languor. The first cup was of beer, so that there might be a cold, firm founda- tion underlaid for the warmth of wine.
What to read after Tudor School-Boy Life: the Dialogues of Juan Luis Vives?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Juan Luis Vives to read onlineMoreLess
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