As in presenti, thou loath'st the gift I sent thee; Nolo plus tarry, but die for the beauteous Mary; Fain would I die by a sword, but what sword shall I die by?

Velle tuum nolo, Dindyme, nolle volo.

Sed nolo diutius hanc movere sentinam, hinc illae lachrymae, lugubris musarum habitus, [2101]hinc ipsa religio (quod cum Secellio dicam)

Qualis sum nolo, qualis eram nequeo.

The poet answers, Aut Pastor fuit, aut illud quod dicere nolo.

Ind. Mesue describes in the Florentine Antidotary, Pilulae sine quibus esse nolo, Pilulae, Cochics, cum Helleboro, Pil. Arabicae, Faetida, de quinque generibus mirabolanorum, &c.

"Hanc volo quae non vult, illam quae vult ego nolo: Vincere vult animos, non satiare Venus.

I had no money, I wanted impudence, I could not scramble, temporise, dissemble: non pranderet olus, &c. vis dicam, ad palpandum et adulandum penitus insulsus, recudi non possum, jam senior ut sim talis, et fingi nolo, utcunque male cedat in rem meam et obscurus inde delitescam. 2037.

Scilicet uxori nubere nolo meae.

habere fores, Hoc Veneri speculum; nolo me cernere qualis Sum nunc, nec possum cernere qualis eram.

That the dirtiest work Of the Hun and the Turk Never made him ejaculate Nolo!

As a sincere lover of peace, I will not sacrifice it by grasping at the shadow, when the reality is not substantially within my reachCur igitur pacem nolo?

For there are not a few on this continent of ours, whom the Avvocata del Diavolo would certainly expect to enter a nolo contendere, who stand in much need of a healthy animalism.

Mr. Dundas has kissed hands for Secretary of State; and Bishop Barrington, of Salisbury, is transferred to Durham, which he affected not to desire, having large estates by his wife in the southbut from the triple mitre downwards, it is almost always true, what I said some years ago, that "nolo episcopari is Latin for I lie."

Compare also: "Themistocles quidem, cum ei Simonides, an quis alius artem memoriæ polliceretur, Oblivionis, inquit, mallem; nam memini etiam quæ nolo, oblivisci non possum quæ volo.

As to the Congé d'Élire, and Nolo episcopari, not so absurd; and, if omitted, why changed.

Nolo vos ignorare, fratres, de dormientibus, ut non contristenuni, sicut qui spem non habent,' which means, 'I do not wish you to ignore, brethren, that which concerns those who sleep, that you may not be saddened, like those who have lost all hope.'