To drink someone under the table

[Cornicula]

I’m familiar with a lot of expressions for drinking to excess, whom not to drink with —Parthians and elephants, and the usefulness of wine, but I can’t find anything with the meaning of this English expression. Suggestions?

 

[Agrippa]

Perhaps

aliquem bibendo superare

 

[Bestiola]

Or

aliquem potando deponere

superiorem esse bibendo

 

[Agrippa]

How about

"aliquem bibendo humi prosternere"

humi: to the ground (i. e. under the table)
prosterno, prosternere: to prostrate

 

[Cornicula]

Thanks everyone. I'm looking for an idiomatic Latin phrase similar to how the English phrase is an idiom and not necessarily literal.

 

[Cornicula]

Or

aliquem potando deponere

superiorem esse bibendo

Are either of these attested?

 

[Bestiola]

Are either of these attested?

I've found them in the: Thesaurus linguae Latinae compendarius and Ausführliches und möglichst vollständiges deutsch-lateinisches ..., Volumul 2