Cheater of your friends!BALLIOThat’s in my way.PSEUDOLUSParricide!BALLIOProceed, you.CALIDORUSCommitter of sacrilege!BALLIOI own it.CALIDORUSPerjurer!BALLIOYou’re telling nothing new Telling nothing new: He means that Calidorus has called him that already; which he has done in the 354th line..CALIDORUSLawbreaker!BALLIOVery much so.PSEUDOLUSPest of youth!BALLIOMost severely said.CALIDORUSThief!BALLIOOh! wonderful!PSEUDOLUSVagabond!BALLIOPooh! pooh Pooh! pooh!: Bombax. This is a Greek word, an expression of contempt.!CALIDORUSDefrauder of the public!BALLIOMost decidedly so.PSEUDOLUSCheating scoundrel!CALIDORUSFilthy pander!PSEUDOLUSLump of filth!BALLIOA capital chorus.CALIDORUSYou beat your father and mother.BALLIOAye, and killed them, too, rather than find them food; did I do wrong at all?PSEUDOLUSWe are pouring our words into a pierced cask Into a pierced cask: This notion is probably taken from the punishment of the daughters of Danaüs, who, for the murder of their husbands, the sons of Aegyptus, were doomed by Jupiter to pass their time in the Infernal regions in gathering up water in perforated vessels.: we are losing our pains.BALLIOWould you like to call me anything else besides?CALIDORUSIs there anything that shames you?BALLIOYes; that you have been found to be a lover as empty as a rotten nut. But although you have used towards me expressions many and harsh, unless the Captain shall bring me this day the five minae that he owes me, as this was the last day appointed for the payment of that money, if he doesn’t bring it, I think that I am able to do my duty.