Phrases oratoriæ elegantiores Editio septima; cui accesserunt phrases aliquot poëtica. Curâ & operâ Tho. Farnabii.

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Title: Phrases oratoriæ elegantiores Editio septima; cui accesserunt phrases aliquot poëtica. Curâ & operâ Tho. Farnabii.
Author: Farnaby, Thomas, 1575?-1647.
Publication: Londini :: Excudebat Felix Kingstonius,; 1638.
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Subject terms: Latin language -- Terms and phrases.
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Occidens.
PRoximus Hesperias Titan abiturus in undas, Gemmea purpureis cùm juga deme•• equis.
Emeritos tingens sero aquore currus.
Humilem{que} soporat Decrepitus Titana dies, & anhela sub undas
Admittunt radios Atlantica littora fessos. Qu•• Sol perit aequore.
Quodcunque rubescit Occasu, quodcunque dies devectior ambit.
Vbi lassis, vel emeritis Sol juga demit equis.

Ociosus.

Ocia sedulitas damnat residem{que} V••cunam. Ignava quies effoeminat actus. Pigrae mysta Vacunae. Torpere veterno. Qui deside vitâ Corporis infamat grandia membra sui.

Oculi.

Vigiles sub fronte ministri. Sideribus certant oculi. Candida sidereis ardescunt lumina flammis. Capitis sidera bina, geminae faces. Lucis orbes.

Odor.

Flamma lucos adolere Sabaeá. Fracti phoenicis odores.

Oliva.

Fluctuat & glaucâ pinguis oliv•• comâ.

Oscula.

Quinta parte Dionaei nectaris imbuta. Labra ligant ••nimo••.

Oriens, vide Aurora.

Cunabula Solis. Prima dies, oriens orbis, cunabula Phoebi. Cum purpuram dies sumit, cum vesper ponit.

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Qua Sol recenti sereficit satu. Vbi primo pallescunt sidera Sole.
Tithoni ad thalamos, aut serae littora Calpes.
Sol Eois redivivus aquis.
Sol ubi Memnonios propior ferrugin at Indos,
Et terram instanti purpurat igne polus.

Orpheus, vide Lyta.

Te si fama silet, vel saxa loquentur & orni, Queis dedit ars aures, & dabit ora chelys. Dulci traxisse chely Dicitur infernum, flumina, saxa, fera••.

Orbis partes.

Hic m••tutinos Seres, serum ille Matinum, Hic Boream, medium visitat ille diem. Et per flammi vomi Solis utramque domum.