Juppiter Tragoedus

Momos What you say in praise of plain-speaking, Apollo, is very just, though you do not practice

it very much yourself in your oracles. They are ambiguous and enigmatical, and in a non-commital way throw most things on disputed ground, so that the hearers need another Apollo to tell them what you mean. But what is your advice in this case? How is Timokles's weakness in argument to be cured?