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O miserum principem, ideòque miseriorem, quod miseriae sensum perdidisti, cries that tragick Poet of pious Herminigildus. I am sure, I may more boldly say it of these impious sinners: |
O miserum principem, ideòque miseriorem, quod miseriae sensum You have lost, cries that tragic Poet of pious Herminigildus. I am sure, I may more boldly say it of these impious Sinners: |
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