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Thirdly, all these waies of Intemperance are certainly ruinous to the Estate. When did the estate of the Roman Common wealth thrive but when frugallity and Temperance were esteemed vertues, |
Thirdly, all these ways of Intemperance Are Certainly ruinous to the Estate. When did the estate of the Roman Common wealth thrive but when frugallity and Temperance were esteemed Virtues, |
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Diverbium illud, Dimidium plus toto in laudem temperantiae & frugalitatis natum bene explicat celebri disticho Hesiodus. NONLATINALPHABET, NONLATINALPHABET. NONLATINALPHABET. Cluadian. lib. 1. in Rufinum — ontentus honesto Fabritius parvo, spernebat munera Regum, Sudabat { que } gravi consul Serranus ar•tro, Et casa pugnaces Curios angusta tegebat. Plus habent voluptatis & cruciatuum minus, qui frugaliter vivunt quam qui genio indulgent, Dictum Socratis. Ipsae voluptates in tormenta vertuntur, Epulae cruditatem generant, Ebrietas membrorum torporem, ac tremorem; libidines manuum ac pedum & articulorum depravationem, Denique mortem. Seneca. in epist. ad Luc. Quis Hostis in quenquam tam contumeliosus fuit, quam in quosdam voluptates suae? Sufficit enim alicui, si hostem suum excaecat; voluptates autem non solum excaecant voluptuosos, sed etiam impotentes reddunt, & contractos & lep•osos, & diversis aliis infirmitatibus confringunt. Idem. Legimus quosdam aeticulari morbo laborantes, & humoribus podagrae, proscriptione bonorum ad simplicem Mensam redactos convaluisse; quia Epularum la•gitate ac voluptatibus caruerunt quae corpus & animam frangunt. Hieronym; contra Jovin. |
Diverbium illud, Dimension plus toto in Laudem temperantiae & frugalitatis natum bene Explains celebri disticho Hesiod.,.. Cluadian. lib. 1. in Rufinum — ontentus honesto Fabritius parvo, spernebat Munera Regum, Sudabat { que } gravi Consul Serranus ar•tro, Et casa Pugnacious Curios Augusta tegebat. Plus habent voluptatis & cruciatuum minus, qui frugaliter Vivunt quam qui genio indulgent, Dictum Socratis. Ipsae pleasures in tormenta vertuntur, Epulae cruditatem generant, Ebrietas Members torporem, ac tremorem; libidines manuum ac Pedum & articulorum depravationem, Denique mortem. Senecca. in Epistle. ad Luke Quis Hostis in quenquam tam contumeliosus fuit, quam in Quosdam pleasures suae? Sufficit enim alicui, si hostem suum excaecat; pleasures autem non solum excaecant voluptuosos, sed etiam impotentes reddunt, & contractos & lep•osos, & diversis Others infirmitatibus confringunt. Idem. Legimus Quosdam aeticulari morbo Laborantes, & humoribus podagrae, proscription Bonorum ad simplicem Mensam redactos convaluisse; quia Epularum la•gitate ac voluptatibus caruerunt Quae corpus & animam frangunt. Jerome; contra Jovin. |
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