 | Plutarch - 1874 - 540 páginas
...drunken heart reveals. Wherefore it is reported of Bias, that sitting very silent at a compotation, drinking only when it came to his turn, and being laughed at by one whose tongue ran at random, who for his silence called him mope and fool, he made this reply :... | |
 | Plutarch - 1889 - 536 páginas
...drunken heart reveals. Wherefore it is reported of Bias, that sitting very silent at a compotation, drinking only when it came to his turn, and being laughed at by one whose tongue ran at random, who for his silence called him mope and fool, he made this reply :... | |
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... only mirth and jollity of humor, • See Odyss. XIV. 464. but branding the latter with the foul reproach of noxious babbling ? For, according to the proverb, What the sober heart conceals, That the drunken heart reveals. Wherefore it is reported of... 