[Fr.]; frangas non flectes [Lat.]; manu forti

[Fr.]; manu forti [Lat.]; ora et labora [Lat.].

Lat.]; manu forti [Lat.]; ogni debole ha sempre il suo

[Ovid]; omne solum forti patria [Lat.]; self-trust is the essence of heroism

[Terence]; omne solum forti patria

Hannibal, a conqueror all his life, met with his match, and was subdued at last, Occurrit forti, qui mage fortis erit.

Banishment is no grievance at all, Omne solum forti patria, &c. et patria est ubicunque bene est, that's a man's country where he is well at ease.

"Sed sepelire decet defunctum, pectore forti, Constantes, unumque diem fletui indulgentes.

Quam sese ore ferens, quam forti pectore et armis, how bravely did he discourse, ride, sing, and dance, &c., and then she begins to loathe her husband, repugnans osculatur, to hate him and his filthy beard, his goatish complexion, as Doris said of Polyphemus, [6094]totus qui saniem, totus ut hircus olet, he is a rammy fulsome fellow, a goblin-faced fellow, he smells, he stinks, Et caepas simul alliumque ructat

77. corpus mutari potest in diversas aegritudines, ex forti apprehensione. 1617.

Utere forti imaginatione et experieris effectum, dicant in adversum quicquid volunt Theologi.

Dolabella, tu forti sis animo; et tua moderatio, constantia, eorum infamet injuriam. 4020.

His sister also is settled at Pescia, being married to a Tuscan gentleman of the name of Forti.

quam forti Pectore et Armis! Virg.

quam forti Pectore et Armis! Virg.

] <b>FORTI, ENRICA.</b>