adloqui
pulchram et loquentem audire.

5440. Hor.

5441. Mart.

5442. Lege Calimitates Pet. Abelhardi Epist. prima.

5443. Ariosto.

5444. Chaucer, in the Knight's Tale.

5445. Theodorus prodromus, Amorum lib. 6. Interpret. Gaulmino.

5446. Ovid. 10. Met. Higinius, c. 185.

5447. Ariost. lib. 1. Cant. 1. staff. 5.

5448. Plut. dial. amor.

5449. Faerie Queene, cant. 1. lib. 4. et cant. 3. lib. 4.

5450. Dum cassis pertusa, ensis instar Serrae excisus, scutum, &c. Barthius
Caelestina.

5451. Lesbia sex cyathis, septem Justina bibatur.

5452. As Xanthus for the love of Eurippe, omnem Europam peragravit.
Parthenius Erot cap. 8.

5453. Beroaldus e Bocatio.

5454. Epist. 17. l. 2.

5455. Lucretius. "For if the object of your love be absent, her image is
present, and her sweet name is still familiar in my ears."

5456. Aeneas Sylvius, Lucretie quum accepit Euriali literas hilaris statim
milliesqua papirum basiavit.

5457. Mediis inseruit papillis litteram ejus, mille prius pangens suavia.
Arist. 2. epist. 13.

5458. Plautus Asinar.

5459. Hor. "Some token snatched from her arm or her gently resisting
finger."

5460. Illa domi sedens imaginem ejus fixis oculis assidue conspicata.

5461. "And distracted will imprint kisses on the doors."

5462. Buchanan Sylva.

5463. Fracastorius Naugerio. "Ye alpine winds, ye mountain breezes, bear
these gifts to her."

5464. Happy servants that serve her, happy men that are in her company.

5465. Non ipsos solum sed ipsorum memoriam amant. Lucian.

5466. Epist. O ter felix solum! beatus ego, si me calcaveris; vultus tuus
amnes sistere potest, &c.

5467. Idem epist. in prato cum sit flores superat; illi pulchri sed unius
tantum diei; fluvius gratis sed evanescit; at tuus fluvius mari
major. Si coelum aspicio, solem exis timo cecidisse, et in terra
ambulare, &c.

5468. Si civitate egrederis, sequentur te dii custodes, spectaculo commoti;
si naviges sequentur; quis fluvius salum tuum non rigaret?

5469. El. 15. 2.

5470. "Oh, if I might only dally with thee, and alleviate the wasting
sorrows of my mind."

5471. Carm. 30.

5472. Englished by M. B. Holliday, in his Technog. act 1. scen. 7.

5473. Ovid. Met. lib. 4.

5474. Xenophon Cyropaed. lib. 5.

5475. Plautus de milite.

5476. Lucian.

5477. E Graeco Ruf.

5478. Petronius.

5479. "He is happy who sees th