am parat,
vigilia et crebro desiderio exsiccans.

5573. Virg. Egl. 2. "Oh Corydon, Corydon! what madness possesses you?"

5574. Insani fiunt aut sibi ipsis desperantes mortem afferunt. Languentes
cito mortem aut maniam patiuntur.

5575. Calcagninus.

5576. Lucian Imag. So for Lucian's mistress, all that saw her, and could
not enjoy her, ran mad, or hanged themselves.

5577. Musaeus.

5578. Ovid. Met. 10. Aeneas Sylvius. Ad ejus decessum nunquam visa Lucretia
ridere, nullis facetiis, jocis, nullo gaudio potuit ad laetitiam
renovari, mox in aegritudinem incidit, et sic brevi contabuit.

5579. Anacreon.

5580. "But let me die, she says, thus; thus it is better to descend to the
shades."

5581. Pausanias Achaicis, l. 7.

5582. Megarensis amore flagrans Lucian. Tom. 4.

5583. Ovid. 3. met.

5584. Furibundus putavit se videre imaginem puellae, et coram loqui
blandiens illi, &c.

5585. Juven. Hebreus.

5586. Juvenis Medicinae operam dans doctoris filiam deperibat, &c.

5587. Gotardus Arthus Gallobelgicus, nund. vernal. 1615. collum novacula
aperuit: et inde expiravit.

5588. Cum renuente parente utroque et ipsa virgine frui non posset, ipsum
et ipsam interfecit, hoc a magistratu petens, ut in eodem sepulchro
sepeliri possent.

5589. Boccaccio.

5590. Sedes eorum qui pro amoris impatientia pereunt, Virg. 6. Aenid.

5591. "Whom cruel love with its wasting power destroyed."

5592. "And a myrtle grove overshadow thee; nor do cares relinquish thee
even in death itself."

5593. Sal. Val.

5594. Sabel. lib. 3. En. 6.

5595. Curtius, lib. 5.

5596. Chalcocondilas de reb. Tuscicis, lib. 9. Nerei uxor Athenarum domina,
&c.

5597. Nicephorus Greg. hist. lib. 8. Uxorem occidit liberos et Michaelem
filium videre abhorruit. Thessalonicae amore captus pronotarii,
filiae, &c.

5598. Parthenius Erot. lib. cap. 5.

5599. Idem ca. 21. Gubernatoris alia Achillis amore capta civitatem
proditit.

5600. Idem. cap. 9.

5601. Virg. Aen 6.

5602. Otium naufragium castitatis. Austin.

5603. Buchanan. Hendeca syl.

5604. Ovid lib. 1. remed. "Love yields to business; be employed, and you'll
be safe."

5605. Cap. 16. circares arduas exerceri.

5606. Part 2. c. 23. reg. San. His, praeter horam somni, nulla per otium
transeat.

5607. Hor. lib. I. epist. 2.

5608. Seneca.

5609. "Poverty has not the means