* none did compel.
   Every person drank what he pleased.  Among the Greeks,
   however, each guest was obliged to keep the round, or leave
   the company:  hence the proverb [E pithi, e apithi,] Drink, or
   begone.  Mr. Herbert, in his poem entitled "The Church Porch,"
   has severely reprobated this vile custom.  In Britain,
   however, this demoralizing custom is now almost destroyed, and
   a new era of social pleasure is arising, by temperate habits,
   increased domestic comforts, and the spread of gospel truths.

  Jer 35:8  51:7  Hab 2:15,16 
 * the officers.
  Joh 2:8