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Drunken folke seldome take harme.
Drunken folkes are al∣wayes drie.
Drinking, drabbing, dicing and the Devil, bring men to destruction.
The deeper the sweeter.
To bang the pitcher.
—Play off your dust.
—Wind up your bottome.
—Hold up your dagger-hand.
Malt is above the wheat with him.
Sup Si∣mon. 'tis best i'th bottome.
Sup Si∣mon. here's good broth.
An old soker.
As drunk as a begger.
What sobernesse conceales drunkennesse reveales.
The sickle and the syth, that love I not to see.
But the good ale-tankard, happy might it be.
As merry as cup and can.
He that kills a man when he's drunke must be hang'd when he's sober.
He is drinking at the har∣row when he should follow the plough.
Worke do's not when 'tis drie.
Where's good wine there needes no signe.
Vinaria angina.
Medusa.
Parthi quo plus biberint eo plus sitiunt.
Nec elephantus ebiberit.
Multum bibere parum cogit sapere.
Cothonizare.
Cylicum remiges.
Absentem laedit qui cum ebrio litigat.
Ranae aquam.
Argenteus puteus.
Quod est in corde sobrii est in ore ebrii.
Aperit praecordia Liber.
Ebrietas frangit quic∣quid sapientia pingit.
Cos sitiens malè acuit.
Vino vendibili non opus est hederâ suspensâ.