 | Conyers Middleton - 1801 - 478 頁
...Seneca, " that they may eat, and eat " that they may vomit. (Consol. ad Helo. 9.) By this evacuation before eating, they were prepared to eat more plentifully...famous glutton, is said to have preserved his life by constant vomits, while he destroyed all his companions, who did not use the same caution : (Sueton.... | |
 | 1829 - 552 頁
...vomit :" it was used, says Dr. Middleton, " as an instrument both of their luxury and of their health. Thus Vitellius, who was a famous glutton, is said to have preserved his life by conslant vomits, while he destroyed all his companions who did not use the same caution. And the practice... | |
 | Nathaniel Hooke - 1830 - 548 頁
...(says Seneca) that they may eat; and eat that they may vomit." (Con. ad Helv. 9.) By this evacuation before eating, they were prepared to eat more plentifully...famous glutton, is said to have preserved his life by constant vomits, while he destroyed all his companions, who did not use the same caution (Sueton. 12.... | |
 | Conyers Middleton - 1837 - 802 頁
...early foresight of what was coming on, when you ran away from this place : for though it be vexamorc plentifully ; and by emptying themselves presently...who was a famous glutton, is said to have preserved hi* life by constant vomits, while he destroyed all bis companions, who did not use the same caution.... | |
 | Conyers Middleton - 1839 - 380 頁
...Seneca, " that they may eat, and eat that they may vomit." [Consol. ad Hclv. a] By this evacuation before eating, they were prepared to eat more plentifully...famous glutton, Is said to have preserved his life by constant vomits, while he destroyed all his companions who did not use the same caution : [Sueton.... | |
 | Marcus Tullius Cicero - 1848 - 884 頁
...Seneca, " that they may cat, and cat that they may vomit." [Consol, ad Helv. 9.] By this evacuation before eating, they were prepared to eat more plentifully...presently after it, prevented any hurt from repletion. Thue Vitelliue, who was a famous glutton, is said to have preserved hie life by constant vomits, while... | |
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By this evacuation before eating, they were prepared to eat more plentifully ; and by emptying themselves presently after it, prevented any hurt from repletion. Thus Vitellius, who was a famous glutton, is said to have preserved his life by constant vomits,... 