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they haue neuer enough, as of the wealth of this world, so of this present life: by their good will they would neuer die. It is true indeed, that sometime, either crosses and calamities, extraordinarie disasters, or sore torturing paines and long lingring diseases, out of a kinde of impatiencie, may make them weary of their liues and desirous of death, which but for those grieua•ces and a••oia•ces they would else be farre from: |
they have never enough, as of the wealth of this world, so of this present life: by their good will they would never die. It is true indeed, that sometime, either Crosses and calamities, extraordinary disasters, or soar torturing pains and long lingering diseases, out of a kind of impatiency, may make them weary of their lives and desirous of death, which but for those grieua•ces and a••oia•ces they would Else be Far from: |
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| Note 0 |
Prou 30. 13, 14. Hab. 2 5. NONLATINALPHABET. Solon. Arist. polit. l. 1. c. 5. Plut. de auar. Basil. hom. 24 Stob. c. 10. Nemo est, cui foelicita• sua, etiamsi cursu veniat, satisfaciat. Seu. ep. 115. Non potest cupjditatibus, etiamsi expleatur diui〈 … 〉. Ambr. de bon. mort. c. 1. Auarus an mus nullo satiatur lu•ro. P. Sjr. Seu. ep. 49. Fortuna multis dat nimis, nulli satis. Martial. l. 12. ep. 10. |
Prou 30. 13, 14. Hab. 2 5.. Solon. Arist. Politic. l. 1. c. 5. Plutarch de auar. Basil. hom. 24 Stob. c. 10. Nemo est, cui foelicita• sua, Even if cursu Veniat, satisfaciat. Seu. Epistle. 115. Non potest cupjditatibus, Even if expleatur diui〈 … 〉. Ambrose de bon. Murder. c. 1. Avarus an mus nullo satiatur lu•ro. P. Sjr. Seu. Epistle. 49. Fortuna multis that nimis, None satis. Martial. l. 12. Epistle. 10. |
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| Note 1 |
Deinde animi ingrati naturam p s•ere semper, At { que } explere bonis rebus, satiareque numquam; Qued faciunt nobis annorum temp•ra, circum Cum redeunt, foetusque serunt, variosque lepores, Nec tamen explemar vita• sruct. bus •nquam. Lucret. l. 3. |
Deinde animi ingrati naturam p s•ere semper, At { que } explere bonis rebus, satiareque numquam; Qued faciunt nobis Annorum temp•ra, circum Cum redeunt, foetusque serunt, variosque lepores, Nec tamen explemar vita• sruct. bus •nquam. Lucretius l. 3. |
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| Note 2 |
Hae res vitae me, soror, saturant: Hae m•hidiuidiae & s〈 … 〉osunt. Plaut. Stich. 1. 1. |
Hae Rest vitae me, soror, saturant: Hae m•hidiuidiae & s〈 … 〉osunt. Plautus. Stich. 1. 1. |
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| Note 3 |
Taedio vitae ad •ortem curritur. Epicur. Sen. ep. 24. mo•bi. Plin. Sec. l. 3. ep. 3. Liboris. Cu•t. l 5. |
Taedio vitae ad •ortem curritur. Epicur. Sen. Epistle. 24. mo•bi. Pliny Sec. l. 3. Epistle. 3. Liboris. Cu•t. l 5. |
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