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

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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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Latin language -- Terms and phrases.
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Tagus.
RVtilo qui fulgurit igne. Tempestas preciosa Tagi. Auristui ripa beata Tagi.

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Tantalus.
Cujus subducitur impia labris lympha. Qui sterilem rapit aëra sytvae.
Taurus.
C••rnea cui fr••ticat lunatae gloria stontis Asperáque irarum germina & arma tument; asperat in sylvis lunatum robur. Europae vector, adulter.
Tela. Arma.
Saxens imber in hostem Grandinat. Sulphureásque globorum hyemes vibratáque saxa fulmine•• tonitru. Volitant fumantes sulphure bombi. Torquet & ignitos ferrea canna globos. It toto turbida coelo Tempestas telorum, & ferreus ingruit imber. Plumbeus imber. Grando ferrea, strictis horrescens ensibu•• atra seges. Nunc grandine saxi, Nunc ferri nimbo, nunc sparsae fu••mine massae. Praestringit aëna Lux oculos, nudíque seges Mavortia ferri Ingeminam splendore diem. Insignia. Hi volucres tollunt aquilas, hi picta draconum Colla levant, multúsque tumet per nubila serpens ••ratus stimulante Noto, vivítque receptis Flatibus, & vario mentitur sibila tractu.
Tempestas.
Carpathias equitat cum pater Eurus aquas. Ionias asperat Eurus aquas. Cune•• volvuntur aquarum.
Tempus.
Quod cuncta perdit, & primum perit. (Quid non rex falcifer aufit?) Ipsa sui est tumulus Memphis, & Roma tantùm funeris bustum sui. Placido consumit numine serpens, Perpetuúmque viret squamis, cau∣dámque reducto Ore vorat, tacito relegens exordia lapsu. Vita, tempus, annus, hora, sunt pedes Trochaici.
Thus.
Sabaeae nubes.
Terra.
Vecta leonijugo mater Berecynthia curru. Vestae, Dives alumnis. Matrum optima mater.

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Torpedo.
Gelidis armata venenis. Nativas hyemes per viscera ducens. Arcanas hyemes, & coeca papavera ponti Abdo sin••, as celerem frigida vincla necem.
Tonitru, vide Fulmen. Tragoedia.
Quaeque Sophocle•• syrmate Diva tumet. Musa.
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