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1 1, II | perfection, there lived the best poet, Virgilius Maro; the best 2 1, VII | and was wont to call the poet Martial his Virgil; and 3 1, VIII | the mind of man, which the poet Lucretius describeth elegantly:—~“ 4 2, X | may assume as much as the poet saith:—~“Et quoniam variant 5 2, XIII | like unto that which the poet speaketh of, Aerei mellis 6 2, XX | of a fortune, which the poet Virgil promised himself, 7 2, XXI | preparing. Better saith the poet:—~“Qui finem vitae extremum 8 2, XXIII| business and government. The poet saith, Nec vultu destrue 9 2, XXIII| sapiens (saith the comical poet) fingit fortunam sibi; and 10 2, XXIII| snares; and that which the poet expresseth,~“Dextra mihi 11 2, XXIII| regnaret. And, therefore, the poet doth elegantly call passions 12 2, XXIII| itself: according as the poet saith excellently:—~“Quae 13 2, XXIII| business and government. The poet saith, Nec vultu destrue 14 2, XXIII| sapiens (saith the comical poet) fingit fortunam sibi; and 15 2, XXIII| snares; and that which the poet expresseth,~“Dextra mihi 16 2, XXIII| regnaret. And, therefore, the poet doth elegantly call passions 17 2, XXIII| itself: according as the poet saith excellently:—~“Quae