He so shrunk from undergoing fatigue, that he scarcely ever walked through the
					city on foot. In his expeditions and on a march, he seldom rode on horseback,
					but was generally carried in a litter. He had no inclination for the exercise of
					arms, but was very expert in the use of the bow. Many persons have seen him
					often kill a hundred wild animals, of various kinds, at his Alban retreat, and
					fix his arrows in their heads with such dexterity, that he could, in two shots,
					plant them, like a pair of horns, in each. He would sometimes direct his arrows
					against the hand of a boy standing at a distance, and expanded as a mark, with
					such precision, that they all passed between the boy's fingers, without hurting
					him.