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P••osperitie is not durable.
A man is a man, though he have but a hose on his bead.
Honours change manners.
The priest forgets that ever he was clarke.
The highest tree hath the greatest fall.
When the world is at worst is will mend.
Many things happen un∣lookt for.
Ill newes comes unsent for.
All that are in bed must not have quiet rest.
You know not what may become of your self.
When bale is highest boot is next.
This will not last alwayes.
Sweet meats must have soure sauce.
From the cart to the court
You must not look to winne alwayes.
He laugheth with teares in's eyes.
A flow will have an ebbe.
The world's well amended with me.
He went out with shift, and came home with shame.
It will not alwayes be hony-moone.
Fortune doth try men.
Out of the hall into the kitchen.
Out of Gods blessing into the warme sun.
Give not over though your luck be bad.
The world may turn topsy turvy in an houre.
Expect not a golden life in an iron world.
All are not in bed that must have quiet rest.
Every day is not yesterday.
Though seldome, yet some∣times comes the bet∣ter.
The world is not alwayes at a stay.
The winde keeps not al∣wayes in one quarter.
It is not the gay-coat that makes the gentleman.
I to day, you to morrow.
Though I be bitten, I am not all eaten.
He hath done with his best day.
A young serving man an old begger.
When men are at highest they must come down.
Fortuna vitrum est, dum splendet, frangitur.
Aut sumus aut fuimus aut possumus esse quod hic est.
Fortuna cùm blanditur captum venit.
Honores mutant mores.
Alia vita, alia dieta.
Celsae graviore casu deci∣dunt turres.
Cum Deo quis{que} gaudet & flet.
Multa cadunt inter cali∣cem supremaque la∣bra.
Fors domina campi.
Res in foro nostro verti∣tur.
Non, si malè nunc, & olim
Dabit Deus his quoque finem.
—Miscentur tristia lae∣tis.
A remo ad tribunal.
Ipsa Dies quandoque pa∣rens, quandoque no∣verca.
Nulla dies moerore ca∣ret.
Ajacis risus.
Aeger qui veni medicus abeo.
Dionysius Corinthi.
Aestatem comitatur hy∣ems.
Explorant adversa viros.
Adversae nudare solent, caelare secundae.
Ab equis ad asinos.
Si crebrò jacias, alias je∣ceris.
Nescis quid serus vesper ferat.
Demens dolorem ridet infelicium.
Superanda est omnis for∣tuna ferendo.
Fluvius non semper fert secures.
Fortunam citius reperias quàm retineas.
Evasi malum, & inveni bonum.
Nunc pluit, & claro nunc Juppiter aethere ful∣get.
Non semper iidem flant venti.
Simia erit simia etsi au∣rea gestat insignia.
Omnium rerum est vicis∣situdo.
Equi senecta.
Propè ad fummum, propè ad exitum.