Philippo Bacono.
INsiste, Philippe; & ad∣versus haec terricula a∣nimum mascula. Terri∣cula, inquam, nam quos tu veluti Herculeam gen∣tem, Gigantes{que} decuma∣nos horres, manduci pla∣ne sunt, & stramentitia
Burrhi impetus juveniles et quædam sedatioris aliquantulum animi epistolæ.
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- Burrhi impetus juveniles et quædam sedatioris aliquantulum animi epistolæ.
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- Borough, John, Sir, d. 1643.
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- Oxoniæ :: Excudebat Leonardus Lichfield ...,
- 1643.
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"Burrhi impetus juveniles et quædam sedatioris aliquantulum animi epistolæ." In the digital collection Early English Books Online. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A28832.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 19, 2024.
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mera farcimenta. Tuum∣ne illud sublime pectus, legum nostrarum studia ob illaevigatam accedendi viam; inconcinnam re∣rum methodum; & exo∣ticum styli idioma expa∣vescere? Dij ne faxint. Quin hebes, (uti nosti) & obtusus ille capito N. N. has quae te remorantur sa∣lebras, pervicaci usus se∣dulitate superavit. Et in careeribus tu fatiscis? ne∣tentato semel stadio? Per∣ge, perge; nec nudum te a decem talibus palaestritis
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(si assueveris modò) pr ae∣verti posse spondeo. At{que} ipse insuper fidus comes a∣dero; & quoties nimium in arenâ desudaveris, an∣helanti tibi frigidam suf∣fundam. Nempe compel∣labo te crebris literis, ac sua∣vitatibus, lu bentiis{que}, lae∣vigabo duram tibi, & a∣speram hanc palaestrā. E∣nitere igitur, Philippe for∣titer; nec aequabilem mo∣dò, meabilem{que} viam u∣su reperies; sed facilem, perviam, & jucundam. Antecessores illos, eximios
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viros aemulare: Patruum tuum Franciscum Baco∣num; Doddrigium, Co∣cum, & novum exortum sidus Seldenum. Quòd si nescius municipalium legum gentis tuae perman∣seris, in omnem vitam cae∣cutiens palpitabis. Sub hâc, hâc caute dives auri vena effoditur: hinc rectâ ad Honoris templum itur; & his, aequissimis his, ac op∣timis legibus stetit, stat{que} adhuc, & aeternū stabit (spe∣ro) salus & gloria gentis Anglicanae. Verùm haec seri∣ò;
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post-hac promissi me∣mor exporrigam fron∣tem, & suaviùs te accipi∣am. At meministin', Phi∣lippe? Gustus fit pitissan∣do: pitissa modò paulu∣lum, pauxillulum, & ex∣timis labris liba Litelto num nostrum: post paucos menses gustabis scio; ac tandem hianti gulâ avidè degluties. Si dubitas, re∣cipit in se & sponsor erit
Tuus Burrhus.