BOOK VI I.Caesar, expecting for many reasons a greater commotion in Gaul, resolves to hold a levy by the means of M. Silanus, C. Antistius Reginus, and T. Sextius, his lieutenants: at the same time he requested of Cn.

LETTER V. VI.

"by which a man is inclined to love God above all, and his neighbour as himself," we must pray to God that he will open our eyes, make clear our hearts, that we may be capable of his glorious rays, and perform those duties that he requires of us, Deut. vi. and Josh.

Their words are as soft as oil, but bitterness is in their hearts; like Alexander VI.

This pernicious kind of desperation is the subject of our discourse, homicida animae, the murderer of the soul, as Austin terms it, a fearful passion, wherein the party oppressed thinks he can get no ease but by death, and is fully resolved to offer violence unto himself; so sensible of his burthen, and impatient of his cross, that he hopes by death alone to be freed of his calamity (though it prove otherwise), and chooseth with Job vi. 8.

If a man put desperate hands upon himself, by occasion of madness or melancholy, if he have given testimony before of his regeneration, in regard he doth this not so much out of his will, as ex vi morbi, we must make the best construction of it, as Turks do, that think all fools and madmen go directly to heaven.

"History of the Peace, book v., c. vi.]

It was the capital of the West-Gothic realm;... was the second city in the country under the Moorish rule; was taken by Alfonso VI of Castile and Leon in 1085;... and was the capital of Castile until superseded by Madrid in the sixteenth century."

Toledo was entered by the Christians under Alfonso VI in 1085.

It was through this gateway that Alfonso VI entered Toledo.

"Entering the city by the Bridge of San Martín, you front the gate of the Cambrón, so called from the brambles that grew about that small, charming, pinnacled edifice, which was built upon the spot of Wamba's old gate in Alfonso VI's time, and was then completely Moorish in style.

After the capture of the city by Alfonso VI the Cid resided here as 'Alcaide.'

D.O.] [Footnote 30: This gate, from which at a later date the Via Appia and the Via Latina started, stood near what is now the junction of the Via S. Gregorio with the Vi di Porta S. Sebastiano.

All things are little, changeable, perishable" (vi. 36.)

Dost thou think that a false opinion has less power than the bile in the jaundiced, or the poison in him who is bitten by a mad dog?" (vi. 52.)

A SCOOP V. ALICE ON HOTELS VI.

V. Peggy's Thoughtfulness Saves the Farm. VI.

CHAPTER VI.

CHAPTER VI.

" Chapter VI For awhile Mrs. Harcourt was busy in preparing the supper, to which they all did ample justice.

Servants must have had permanently, the means of acquiring property to meet these expenditures. VI.

Ex. ii. 1; xii. 19, 21; vi. 14, 25; v. 19; iii. 16, 18.

5; iv. 29; vi. 14; "they did eat fish freely, and cucumbers, and melons, and leeks, and onions, and garlic."

CHAPTER VI THE GREATEST ENEMY OF THE FORESTFIRE

* CHAPTER VI. POLONIUS TO LAERTES.