[Footnote 018: "Atq id ne vos miremini, Homines servulos Potare, amare, atq ad coenam condicere.

That lovers are mad, I think no man will deny, Amare simul

" Tully, when he was invited to a second marriage, replied, he could not simul amare et sapere be wise and love both together.

"Stultus quando videt quod pulchra puellula ridet, Tum fatuus credit se quod amare velit:" "When a fool sees a fair maid for to smile, He thinks she loves him, 'tis but to beguile.

by this invention he was cured, and alienated from his pristine love-thoughts"Injuries, slanders, contempts, disgracesspretaeque injuria formae, "the insult of her slighted beauty," are very forcible means to withdraw men's affections, contumelia affecti amatores amare desinunt, as Lucian saith, lovers reviled or neglected, contemned or misused, turn love to hate; redeam?

They must not therefore compel or intrude; quis enim (as Fabius urgeth) amare alieno animo potest?

[6055] "Uxor si cessas amare te cogitat Aut tote amari, aut potare, aut animo obsequi, Ex tibi bene esse soli, quum sibi sit male.

Stulti est compedes licet aureas amare. 3916.

Pueros amare solis Philosophis relinquendum vult Lucianus dial.

verbum audax dixi, omnium quos vidi formosissimus, utinam amare me dignetur! 5082.

amare se jurat et lachrimatur dicitque uxorem me ducere velle, quum pater oculos claussisset. 5173.

Sit hoc votum a diis amare Delphidem, ab ea amari, adloqui pulchram et loquentem audire.

ad Lucretiam, apud Aeneam Sylvium; Rogas ut amare deficiam?

roga montes ut in planum deveniant, ut fontes flumina repetant; tam possum te non amare ac suum Phoebus relinquere cursum.

Da, ne sint permissa, pater, mihi praemia frustra, Et colere, et leges semper amare tuas.

[Hebrew: ddy] ("ægrotavit"), or [Hebrew: dud] or "amare."

Steele. Siquidem hercle possis, nil prius, neque fortius: Verum si incipies, neque perficies naviter, Atque ubi pati non poteris, cum nemo expetet, Infecta pace ultrò ad eam venies indicans Te amare, et ferre non posse: Actum est, ilicet, Perîsti: eludet ubi te victum senserit.

We've learned "amare" means "to love"!

With half a smile and half a sigh, "Amare!

'Ultro ad cam venies indicans te amare.' Terent.

Vale, vir doctissime, meque, ut facis, amare perge.

Vale, doctissime vir, meisque verbis D. Caveum saluta, atque amare perge, Tuum, ABRAHAMUM GRONOVIUM.

Dr. Otto Stoll, in his work Zur Ethnographie der Rep. Guatemala, declares that the Cakchiquel Indians of that country "are strangers to the mere conception of that kind of love which is expressed by the Latin verb amare."

Steele. Siquidem hercle possis, nil prius, neque fortius: Verum si incipies, neque perficies naviter, Atque ubi pati non poteris, cum nemo expetet, Infecta pace ultrò ad eam venies indicans Te amare, et ferre non posse: Actum est, ilicet, Perîsti: eludet ubi te victum senserit.

Con quante amare doglie Hai raddolciti tu gli affetti tuoi!