No man then living was so fair as Alcibiades, so lovely quo ad superficiem, to the eye, as Boethius observes, but he had Corpus turpissimum interne, a most deformed soul; honesty, virtue, fair conditions, are great enticers to such as are well given, and much avail to get the favour and goodwill of men.

So both delude each other by such outward shows; and amongst the rest, an upright, a comely grace, courtesies, gentle salutations, cringes, a mincing gait, a decent and an affected pace, are most powerful enticers, and which the prophet Isaiah, a courtier himself, and a great observer, objected to the daughters of Zion, iii. 16.

" A sweet voice and music are powerful enticers.

And when the gay enticer saw the seer Unconscious sleeping with sweet Joy so near, She clasped him to her breast and kissed his brow.

And with delight he eyes her beauteous form, His breast warm moved by the enticer's charm.

Her glorious arms she opens, flees away, While he doth follow the enticer gay.