[1] Such maketh Virgil Pandaras and Bitias.
[2] Apta ad rem comparatio.
[3] Sarpedon’s speech to Glaucus, neither equalled by any (in this
kind) of all that have written.
[4] _Admiranda et penè inimitabilis comparatio_ (saith Spond.); and
yet in the explication of it, he thinks all superfluous but three
words, ὀλίγῳ ἐνὶ χώρῳ, _exiguo in loco_, leaving out other words more
expressive, with his old rule, _uno pede, etc_.
[5] A simile superior to the other, in which, comparing mightiest
things with meanest, and the meanest illustrating the mightiest, both
meeting in one end of this life’s preservation and credit, our Homer
is beyond comparison and admiration.
[6] Δύ ἀνέρε δήμου, Duo viri plebei.