1334 (return) [ July-August.]

1335 (return) [ _i.e._ untimely, premature. Juvenal similarly speaks of

‘cruda senectus’ (caused by gluttony).]

1336 (return) [ The thought is parallel to that of ‘O, what a goodly

outside falsehood hath.’]

1337 (return) [ The ‘common feast’ is one to which all present

subscribe. Theognis (line 495) says that one of the chief pleasures of

a banquet is the general conversation. Hence the present passage means

that such a feast naturally costs little, while the many present will

make pleasurable conversation.]

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