The wolves, foxes, harts, wild boars, fallow deer, hares, coneys, weasels, brocks, badgers, and other such beasts, were found dead in the fields with their mouths open.

In respect of men, there was the pity, you should have seen them lay out their tongues like hares that have been run six hours.

Many did throw themselves into the wells.

Others entered within a cow's belly to be in the shade; those Homer calls Alibants.

All the country was idle, and could do no virtue.