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"Pilis nigris, naribus patulis" may be set against "auriculis erectis, cauda subtus lanata;" while the remarks on the morals and manners of the human subject seem as if they were thrown in merely by way of makeweight.
ENIM: implies that the answer 'no' has been given to the question and proceeds to account for that answer. EXCURSIONE: a military term = 'skirmishing'; Cf. Div. 2, 26 prima orationis excursio. HASTIS: loosely used for pilis.
"Cognatasque acies et rupto foedere regni Certatum totis concussi viribus orbis In commune nefas; infestis que obvia signis Signa, pares aquilas, et pila minantia pilis." "He seems to have a good memory," said the examiner, rather taken aback. "Oh, that is nothing for him," observed Wycherley; "He has Horace all by heart; you'd wonder: And mouths out Homer's Greek like thunder."
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