， ， bloodthirstynature， ， ， hisferocioustigernaturewasroused， andherusheduponhismastertotearhimtopieces.
Sometimestheappetitefordrink， whichwasthoughttobeburiedyearsago， isrousedbythetasteorthesmellof "thedevilinsolution，" andthewretchedvictimfindshimselfahelplessslavetothepassionwhichhethoughtdead.
ThewifeofSocrates， Xanthippe， ， havingventedallthereproachesuponSocratesherfurycouldsuggest， ； and， intheexcessofherrage， sheranupstairsandemptiedavesseluponhishead， atwhichheonlylaughedandsaidthat"somuchthundermustneedsproduceashower." Alcibiades， hisfriend， talkingwithhimabouthiswife， ， " Ihavesoaccustomedmyselftoexpectit， thatitnowoffendsmenomorethanthenoiseofcarriagesinthestreet."
Thestrongmanistheonewhoeverkeepshimselfunderstrictdiscipline， whoneveronceallowsthelowertousurptheplaceofthehigherinhim； whomakeshispassionshisservantsandneverallowsthemtobehismaster； ， ， .
