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Abscondis faci••m tuam, turbantur: aufers spiritum eorum, deficiunt, & in pulverem suum revertentur.
—Te rursus vultum condente fatiscunt: Te tollente animam, subitò exanimata recurrun•• In cinerem.—
—Uultum celante pavescant, Uitales resecante moras, animae{que} nitorem, Protinus in tenuem vertuntur pulveris umbram,
Uitales resecare moras, id est, morti addicere,
privare vita. Non vulgaris certè phrasis, petita ex abditioribus loquendi formulis, fortè obscu∣rorum virorum epistolis. Praetereà subjunxit aliam phrasin longè deteriorem, resecare nitorē animae, quod quid sit ne Sybilla quidem inter∣pretetur. Deinde, vertuntur in pulveris umbrā: Hoc corruptionis genus ignoravit Aristoteles. Vmbra enim privatio est, in quā nulla res ver∣titur. Sanè frustrà, non dicam ineptè, plùs dici∣mus quàm Propheta: ille, In pulverē suū rever∣tentur: hic, In tenuem vertentur pulveris umbrā.