1. The noble man, when he sees that you have wronged him,

    remembers the injustice after all sleepers have fallen asleep.

  2. Beware of wronging the noble man, for

    its taste is bitter as colocynth.

  3. He shuns his bed and spends the night seeking redress,

    aggrieved—even if he turns a blind eye and says nothing.

Sol 5.6