A construed Latin story told by Artemidorus of Daldis at Ephesus during the festival of Artemis: a widowed baker brings a dream he declares meaningless, then a debt-ridden potter and a rich shipowner bring the same dream of falling teeth, and he will not give them the same answer. A year later the outcomes return to trouble the empiricist. Latin with word-by-word English gloss, then the Latin alone.