1. No fault-finders intrude upon our drinking company, while

    singing slave-girls and robes are bestowed among us.

  2. And I keep company with young men like swords:

    none among them is incapable or reliant on others.

  3. Fair-faced, lavish givers of food in winter; and even if

    a rain-star fails to yield its downpour, they shower bounty.

  4. They do not hold back in a tight spot; and even if

    the herald calls, 'Dismount!' they dismount.

  5. In the horsemen's charge, it is inevitable that

    a champion is left for them on a battlefield,

  6. his cheek dust-smeared, bearing a deep, penetrating wound,

    gushing, which twisted lint dressings cannot staunch.

Sol 6.1