De senectute. Ad amicum D. Rogerum Long ... / Adjecta versione Anglica.

  • William Browne
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[1770]
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Credit: De senectute. Ad amicum D. Rogerum Long ... / Adjecta versione Anglica. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Aurum potens ejl Omnia Reddere ! Scriptura narrans creditur Omnibus : Si Dives es, Omne es; vetuftum hoc, Continet Arca lovem potentem. Nobis Sene&us diffimili modo Colenda : Nos fiamus Amabiles, Vt Gaudiis noftris Amemur, Laetitiaque beemur Omnes. Senex nimis quis difcere creditur? Tanto patefcat cum Sapientia: Campo hoc patenti fagaces, Perpetuo Leporem fequemur. Si fumat ifthaec Confilium meum, Morbum * SeneElam Fabula ne vocet: Medela cum fiat Malorum, Stultitae, Vitiique Mentis. * Terentii Phormio, Atfl. IV. Sc. i. v. 9. FINIS. Gold anfwers A11 Things! Scripture jays ; A 'Text much fiollow d in our Days ; If Rich, yoifre All; dis the old Tefi, You find a Jove, in ev’ry Cheit. Be our Age differ ently approv d, Be Amiable to be Belov’d : 4 ' TVith All, this jufil Remark will hohf Mirth, and Goodnature ne’er grow Old. To Learn, what Man can be too Old ? Science no Boundaries can hold : In this wide Field, we Sportfmen arey And ev’ry Day^ will ftart a Hare. The * Fabi e, if my Tdhought might pleafe y Shou d not call Old-age a Difeafe : Since dis a Cure for Ilis, we findy For Vice, and Folly of the Mind. E N D. ERRATUM, In Ode Ad Movsaevm. Pro Moysaevm lege Moyseivm.
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