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have_v not_o these_o decay_v a_o expression_n become_v for-fetched_a wisdom_n for_o have_v he_o labour_v more_o in_o the_o manure_a his_o land_n than_o his_o mind_n he_o have_v remain_v master_n of_o his_o family_n at_o home_n but_o have_v not_o return_v into_o his_o country_n the_o great_a anaxagoras_n 7._o i_o may_v say_v that_o the_o industry_n of_o archimedes_n be_v very_o prontable_a but_o that_o it_o gâ—ve_v he_o life_n and_o take_v if_o from_o he_o again_o for_o when_o syracuse_n be_v take_v marcellus_n be_v sensible_a that_o his_o victory_n be_v much_o delay_v by_o his_o engine_n yet_o infinite_o take_v with_o the_o prudence_n of_o the_o person_n he_o command_v the_o soldier_n to_o spare_v his_o life_n assume_v perhaps_o almost_o as_o much_o glory_n in_o save_v archimedes_n as_o in_o destroy_v syracuse_n but_o while_o archimedes_n be_v make_v figure_n with_o his_o mind_n and_o eye_n fix_v upon_o the_o ground_n a_o soldier_n that_o be_v break_v into_o his_o house_n to_o 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live_v near_o a_o hundred_o year_n his_o oedipus_n coloneus_a be_v write_v by_o he_o just_a before_o his_o death_n by_o which_o one_o tragedy_n he_o win_v the_o honour_n from_o all_o the_o poet_n in_o that_o way_n which_o jophon_n the_o son_n of_o sophocles_n will_v not_o have_v conceal_v from_o posterity_n and_o therefore_o cause_v it_o to_o be_v inscribe_v upon_o his_o father_n tomb._n 13._o simonides_z the_o poet_n at_o fourscore_o year_n of_o age_n boast_v himself_o that_o he_o teach_v verse_n and_o contend_v for_o the_o prize_n at_o those_o year_n nor_o be_v it_o but_o reason_n that_o he_o shall_v long_o enjoy_v the_o fruit_n of_o his_o own_o wit_n who_o be_v himself_o to_o communicate_v they_o for_o the_o benefit_n of_o eternity_n 14._o now_o for_o solon_n how_o industrious_a he_o be_v he_o have_v declare_v in_o his_o verse_n wherein_o he_o signify_v that_o he_o grow_v old_a always_o learn_v something_o and_o the_o last_o day_n of_o his_o life_n confirm_v it_o for_o as_o his_o friend_n be_v sit_v by_o he_o and_o discourse_v among_o themselves_o upon_o some_o subject_n or_o other_o he_o lift_v up_o his_o head_n than_o just_a about_o to_o bow_v to_o sate_v and_o be_v ask_v why_o he_o do_v so_o that_o when_o i_o understand_v say_v he_o what_o it_o be_v you_o be_v dispute_v upon_o i_o may_v die_v certain_o sloth_n have_v be_v banish_v from_o among_o mankind_n if_o all_o man_n shall_v come_v into_o the_o world_n with_o the_o same_o spirit_n that_o solon_n leave_v it_o 15._o how_o great_a be_v the_o industry_n of_o themistocles_n â—_o who_o though_o he_o have_v the_o care_n of_o the_o great_a affair_n of_o his_o country_n upon_o his_o shoulder_n yet_o be_v able_a to_o remember_v the_o particular_a name_n of_o all_o his_o fellow-citizen_n and_o be_v through_o high_a injustice_n drive_v from_o his_o country_n and_o compel_v to_o fly_v to_o xerxes_n who_o a_o little_a before_o he_o have_v vanquish_v in_o battle_n before_o he_o come_v into_o his_o presence_n he_o accustom_a himself_o to_o the_o persian_a language_n that_o have_v purchase_v commendation_n by_o labour_n he_o may_v render_v the_o tone_n of_o his_o voice_n familiar_a and_o customary_a to_o the_o king_n ear_n 16._o the_o applause_n of_o both_o which_o sort_n of_o industry_n two_o king_n divide_v between_o they_o cyrus_n remember_v all_o the_o name_n of_o his_o soldier_n mithridates_n learn_v two_o and_o twenty_o several_a tongue_n speak_v within_o his_o dominion_n the_o first_o that_o he_o may_v address_v himself_o to_o his_o army_n without_o a_o director_n the_o other_o that_o he_o may_v discourse_v to_o the_o people_n who_o he_o govern_v without_o a_o interpreter_n chap._n viii_o of_o ease_n praise_v roman_n 1._o p._n aemilianus_n and_o c._n laelius_n 2._o muâ—ius_fw-la scaevola_n augur_n foreigner_n 1._o socrates_n of_o athens_n 2._o achilles_n in_o homer_n ease_n because_o it_o seem_v to_o be_v contrary_a to_o industry_n but_o chief_o to_o labour_v aught_o to_o be_v brief_o 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scaevola_n as_o he_o be_v the_o most_o certain_a witness_n of_o their_o relaxation_n so_o he_o himself_o be_v wont_a to_o play_v at_o ball_n have_v use_v to_o delight_v himself_o in_o that_o sort_n of_o exercise_n when_o the_o weight_n of_o his_o business_n be_v over_o sometime_o he_o be_v wont_a to_o spend_v his_o time_n at_o chess_n and_o table_n after_o he_o have_v be_v long_o order_v the_o right_n of_o his_o citizen_n and_o the_o ceremony_n of_o his_o go_n for_o as_o he_o act_v scaevola_n in_o serious_a thing_n so_o he_o show_v himself_o but_o only_a man_n in_o his_o sport_n and_o recreation_n as_o who_o nature_n will_v not_o suffer_v to_o abide_v continual_a labour_n foreigner_n 1._o this_o socraâ—es_n saw_n to_o who_o no_o part_n of_o wisdom_n be_v obscure_a which_o make_v he_o that_o he_o do_v not_o blush_v when_o
cassius_z therefore_o believe_v he_o to_o have_v be_v take_v by_o the_o enemy_n and_o that_o they_o be_v absolute_a master_n of_o the_o field_n hasten_v to_o end_v his_o life_n when_o brutus_n force_n be_v in_o part_n safe_a and_o master_n of_o the_o enemy_n camp_n but_o the_o courage_n of_o titinius_n be_v not_o to_o be_v forget_v who_o stand_v a_o while_n astonish_v at_o the_o unexpected_a sight_n of_o his_o captain_n wallow_v in_o his_o own_o blood_n then_o burst_v into_o tear_n though_o imprudent_o general_n say_v he_o i_o be_v the_o cause_n of_o thy_o death_n this_o imprudence_n shall_v not_o go_v unpunished_a receive_v i_o a_o companion_n to_o thy_o fate_n and_o do_v say_v throw_v himself_o upon_o the_o liveless_a trunk_n with_o his_o sword_n up_o to_o the_o hilt_n in_o his_o own_o body_n and_o intermix_v blood_n with_o blood_n they_o lay_v a_o double_a sacrifice_n the_o one_o of_o piety_n the_o other_o of_o error_n 3._o but_o certain_o mistake_v do_v a_o great_a injury_n to_o the_o family_n of_o lartis_fw-la talumnius_fw-la king_n of_o the_o veieâ—tâ—s_n who_o after_o he_o have_v through_o a_o lucky_a cast_n at_o dice_n cry_v to_o his_o play-mate_n kill_v the_o guard_n mistake_v the_o word_n fall_v upon_o the_o roman_a ambassador_n and_o slay_v they_o as_o they_o be_v just_a enter_v the_o room_n interpret_n play_n as_o a_o command_n chap._n x._o of_o revenge_n in_o roman_n 1._o of_o the_o papyrian_a tribe_n of_o the_o tusculan_n against_o polias_n 2._o of_o the_o people_n of_o utica_n against_o fabius_n adrianus_n foreigner_n 1._o thamyâ—is_n and_o berenice_n queen_n 2._o certain_a youth_n of_o thessaly_n the_o sting_n of_o revenge_n as_o they_o be_v sharp_a so_o they_o be_v just_a while_o they_o meditate_v to_o repay_v receive_v injury_n of_o which_o a_o few_o example_n will_v serve_v 1._o m._n flavius_n tribune_n of_o the_o people_n report_v to_o the_o people_n against_o the_o tusculan_n that_o by_o their_o advice_n the_o privernates_n and_o 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over_o the_o roman_a citizen_n at_o uâ—ica_n and_o be_v therefore_o by_o they_o burâ—t_o alive_a the_o matter_n be_v never_o question_v in_o the_o city_n nor_o any_o complaint_n make_v against_o it_o foreigner_n 1._o famous_a example_n of_o revenge_n be_v both_o queen_n thamyris_n who_o have_v cause_v the_o head_n of_o cyrus_n to_o be_v cut_v off_o command_v it_o to_o be_v throw_v into_o a_o tub_n of_o humane_a blood_n upbraid_v he_o with_o his_o insatiable_a thirst_n after_o blood_n and_o revenge_v upon_o he_o the_o death_n of_o her_o son_n who_o waâ—_n slay_v by_o he_o and_o berenice_n who_o take_v heavy_o the_o loss_n of_o her_o son_n entrap_v by_o the_o snare_n of_o laodice_n get_v arm_v into_o her_o chariot_n and_o follow_v the_o king_n life-guard-man_n that_o have_v do_v the_o mischief_n after_o she_o have_v miss_v he_o with_o her_o spear_n she_o â—elâ—ed_v he_o with_o a_o stone_n and_o drive_v her_o horse_n over_o his_o body_n rid_v direct_o through_o the_o band_n of_o the_o adverse_a party_n to_o the_o house_n where_o she_o think_v the_o body_n of_o the_o slay_a child_n lay_v 2._o it_o be_v a_o hard_a thing_n to_o judge_v whether_o a_o just_a revenge_n or_o not_o be_v the_o ruin_n of_o jason_n of_o thessaly_n prepare_v to_o make_v war_n against_o the_o king_n of_o persia._n for_o he_o give_v leave_v to_o taxillus_n the_o master_n of_o his_o game_n complain_v that_o he_o have_v be_v abuse_v by_o certain_a young_a man_n that_o he_o shall_v either_o require_v thirty_o drachma_n from_o they_o or_o to_o give_v they_o ten_o stripe_n which_o last_o revenge_n when_o he_o use_v they_o that_o be_v lash_v kill_v jason_n value_v the_o measure_n of_o the_o punishment_n by_o the_o pain_n of_o the_o mind_n and_o not_o of_o the_o body_n thus_o by_o a_o small_a provocation_n of_o ingenious_a shame_n a_o great_a undertake_n be_v subvert_v because_o that_o in_o the_o opinion_n of_o greece_n there_o be_v as_o much_o expect_v from_o jason_n as_o from_o alexander_n chap._n xi_o of_o thing_n naughty_o say_v and_o wicked_o do_v roman_n 1._o tullia_n servilia_n 2._o c._n fimbria_n tribune_n of_o the_o people_n 3._o l._n catiline_n 4._o magius_n chilo_n 5._o c._n toranius_n 6._o villius_n annalis_n 7._o the_o wife_n of_o vettius_n salassus_n foreigner_n 1._o two_o spanish_a brother_n 2._o mithridates_n the_o king_n 3._o sariaster_n the_o son_n of_o tigranes_n 4._o l._n aelius_n sejanus_n now_o because_o we_o pursue_v the_o good_a and_o bad_a thing_n of_o humane_a life_n let_v we_o go_v on_o with_o what_o have_v be_v naughty_o say_v and_o wicked_o do_v 1._o but_o where_o shall_v i_o better_o begin_v than_o from_o tullia_n as_o be_v he_o ancient_a in_o time_n the_o wicked_a and_o most_o monstrous_a example_n of_o impiety_n who_o when_o her_o charioteer_n as_o she_o be_v ride_v in_o her_o chariot_n stop_v his_o horse_n upon_o her_o enquiry_n find_v that_o the_o dead_a body_n of_o her_o father_n servius_n tullius_n lay_v in_o the_o way_n cause_v the_o charioteer_n to_o drive_v over_o it_o that_o she_o may_v hasten_v to_o the_o embrace_n of_o tarqvinius_n who_o have_v slay_v he_o by_o which_o impious_a and_o shameful_a haste_n she_o not_o only_o stain_v herself_o with_o eternal_a infamy_n but_o also_o the_o very_a village_n itself_o which_o be_v call_v the_o wicked_a village_n after_o that_o 2._o not_o so_o horrible_a be_v the_o act_n and_o say_v of_o c._n fimbria_n though_o consider_v by_o themselves_o both_o very_a abominable_a he_o have_v order_v it_o that_o scavola_n shall_v be_v kill_v at_o the_o funeral_n of_o c._n marius_n who_o after_o he_o find_v to_o be_v recover_v of_o his_o wound_n he_o resolve_v â—o_o accuse_v to_o the_o people_n be_v then_o ask_v what_o he_o can_v say_v true_o of_o he_o who_o conversation_n be_v not_o to_o 〈◊〉_d blame_v answer_v that_o he_o will_v accuse_v he_o fâ—â—_v not_o receive_v the_o dart_n any_o further_a into_o his_o body_n 3._o l._n catiline_n cicero_n say_v in_o the_o senate_n that_o there_o be_v a_o great_a fire_n kindle_v by_o he_o i_o perceive_v iâ—_n say_v he_o and_o if_o i_o can_v not_o â—uench_v it_o with_o water_n i_o will_v with_o ruin_n what_o can_v we_o think_v but_o that_o the_o sting_n of_o his_o conscience_n move_v he_o to_o finish_v the_o act_n of_o parricide_n which_o he_o begin_v 4._o the_o breast_n of_o magius_n chilo_n be_v deep_o trouble_v with_o madness_n who_o with_o his_o own_o hand_n snatch_v away_o marcellus_n life_n that_o caesar_n have_v give_v he_o for_o be_v a_o old_a soldier_n under_o pompey_n he_o take_v it_o ill_o that_o any_o of_o pompey_n friend_n shall_v be_v prefer_v before_o he_o for_o as_o he_o be_v upon_o his_o return_n from_o mitylene_n to_o thâ—_n city_n he_o stab_v he_o with_o a_o dagger_n in_o the_o port_n of_o athens_n a_o enemy_n of_o friendship_n a_o intercepter_n of_o divine_a favour_n and_o the_o ignominy_n of_o public_a faith_n which_o have_v promise_v the_o life_n of_o so_o great_a a_o person_n 5._o to_o this_o cruelty_n to_o which_o there_o seem_v no_o addition_n to_o be_v make_v c._n caius_n â—oranius_n exceed_v in_o heinousness_n of_o parricide_n for_o adhere_v to_o the_o faction_n â—f_n the_o triumvir_n he_o describe_v to_o the_o centurion_n the_o mark_n the_o age_n and_o lurk_a place_n of_o his_o proscribe_a father_n a_o famous_a person_n and_o of_o the_o praetorian_a order_n to_o thâ—_n end_n they_o may_v find_v he_o out_o the_o old-man_n moâ—â—_n concern_v for_o the_o life_n and_o advancement_n of_o his_o son_n than_o for_o the_o remainder_n of_o his_o day_n inquire_v of_o the_o centurion_n whether_o his_o son_n be_v safe_a and_o whether_o he_o please_v his_o general_n one_o of_o which_o make_v answer_v be_v show_v by_o he_o say_v he_o who_o thou_o so_o 〈◊〉_d love_v we_o be_v come_v to_o be_v thy_o execâ—tioneâ—s_n and_o present_o