Accordingly Cato calls the two estates, which he describes, summarily "olive-plantation" (-olivetum-) and "vineyard" (-vinea-), although not wine and oil merely, but grain also and other products were cultivated there.

And louder swelled the songs of joy through that victorious night, And faster flowed the red wine forth, by the stars and torches light; But low and deep, amidst the mirth, was heard the conqueror's moan "My brother!

And after Sir Benedict came many other knights and esquires of degree, to bring him of their own viands and press upon him rich and goodly wine.

" "Have you wine aboard?" "I have ordered five cases, sir.

It's good stuff toobubbly wine out of the cellar of one of my French châteaux.

"Please call a taxi for me at once, and bring some brandy or wine upstairs," I said to the attendant.

More brave and jolly wine!