| In-Text |
nor rig•decensurers of his actions, nor perverse interpreters of his words. |
nor rig•decensurers of his actions, nor perverse Interpreters of his words. |
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| Note 0 |
The courtesies that proceede from this love are viscata et hamata beneficia, not favours but snares, not gifts, but baites, whereby a little is laid out, to make a gaine of it, as men powre downe some water to pumpe up more. De his vide Martialem lib. 4. Ep 56. lib 5. Ep 18. lib. 6. Ep. 63. lib 7. Ep. 85. Plin. lib 9. Ep. 30. |
The courtesies that proceed from this love Are Viscata et hamata Benefices, not favours but snares, not Gifts, but baits, whereby a little is laid out, to make a gain of it, as men pour down Some water to pump up more. De his vide Martialem lib. 4. Epistle 56. lib 5. Epistle 18. lib. 6. Epistle 63. lib 7. Epistle 85. Pliny lib 9. Epistle 30. |
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| Note 1 |
Improbum est in alieno libro ingeniosum esse. Mart. in praefat lib. 1. Engram. Nemo (ait •lid:) Epigrammata mea scribat. Et nemo dicta mea loquatur, ne malè loquendo sua facias. Non malè quod recitas incipit esse tuum. ut Id. Hidentiao ait. |
Improbum est in alieno libro ingeniosum esse. Mart. in Praeface lib. 1. Engram. Nemo (ait •lid:) Epigrammata mea scribat. Et nemo dicta mea loquatur, ne malè Loquendo sua facias. Non malè quod recitas incipit esse tuum. ut Id. Hidentiao ait. |
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