Prithee, what’s this that you know?STRATILAXHow Strabax, my master’s son, is ruining himself at your house; how you are all enticing him to fraud and present-making.ASTAPHIUMIf you appeared in your senses, I’d tell you. You’re uttering abuse only; not a person is in the habit of being ruined here at our house; they waste their property; when they’ve wasted their property, they may go bare thence, if they choose. I don’t know this young man of yours.STRATILAXIndeed so. ASTAPHIUMIn sober truth.Part of line 302b in the Latin.STRATILAXAye, but that garden wallThat garden wall: Maceria. This was a wall made of loose tiles or bricks, laid on each ether without mortar. that’s in our garden says so, which is becoming every night less by a brick, over which he travels to your house on the road to destruction.ASTAPHIUMThe wall’s an old one; it isn’t wonderful if the bricks, being old, do tumble down.STRATILAXAnd says thee, hussy, that old bricks do tumble down? By my fakes, may never any mortal man henceforth trust me upon the two grand pointsThe two grand points: Alciatus thinks that the two things here mentioned are yes and no. Turnebus thinks that they mean things human and divine., if I don’t inform of these goings on of yours to my elder master.ASTAPHIUMIs he a savage as well?