2290.  Cosmog. 4. lib. cap. 22. vendunt liberos victu carentes tanquam
      pecora interdum et seipsos; ut apud divites saturentur cibis.

2291.  Vel honorum desperatione vel malorum perpessione fracti el fatigati,
      plures violentas manus sibi inferunt.

2292.  Hor.

2293.  Ingenio poteram superas volitare per arces:  Ut me pluma levat, sic
      grave mergit onus.

2294.  Terent.

2295.  Hor.  Sat. 3. lib. 1.

2296.  “They cannot easily rise in the world who are pinched by poverty at
      home.”

2297.  Paschalius.

2298.  Petronius.

2299.  Herodotus vita ejus.  Scaliger in poet.  Potentiorum aedes ostratim
      adiens, aliquid accipiebat, canens carmina sua, concomitante eum
      puerorum choro.

2300.  Plautus Ampl.

2301.  Ter.  Act. 4.  Scen. 3.  Adelph.  Hegio.

2302.  Donat. vita ejus.

2303.  “Reduced to the greatest necessity, he withdrew from the gaze of the
      public to the most remote village in Greece.”

2304.  Euripides.

2305.  Plutarch, vita ejus.

2306.  Vita Ter.

2307.  Gomesius lib. 3. c. 21. de sale.

2308.  Ter.  Eunuch.  Act. 2.  Scen. 2.

2309.  Liv. dec. 9. l. 2.

2310.  Comineus.

2311.  He that hath 5_l_. per annum coming in more than others, scorns him
      that has less, and is a better man.

2312.  Prov. xxx. 8.

2313.  De anima, cap. de maerore.

2314.  Lib. 12. epist.

2315.  “Oh sweet offspring; oh my very blood; oh tender flower,” &c.

2316.  Vir. 4.  Aen.

2317.  Patres mortuos coram astantes et filios, &c.  Marcellus Donatus.

2318.  Epist. lib. 2.  Virginium video audio defunctum cogito, alloquor.

2319.  Calphurnius Graecus.  “Without thee, ah! wretched me, the lillies lose
      their whiteness, the roses become pallid, the hyacinth forgets to
      blush neither the myrtle nor the laurel retains its odours.”

2320.  Chaucer.

2321.  Praefat. lib. 6.

2322.  Lib. de obitu Satyri fratris.

2323.  Ovid.  Met.

2324.  Plut. vita ejus.

2325.  Nobilis matrona melancholica ob mortem mariti.

2326.  Ex matris obitu in desperationem incidit.

2327.  Mathias a Michou.  Boter.  Amphitheat.

2328.  Lo.  Vertoman.  M. Polus Venetus lib. 1. cap. 54. perimunt eos quos in
      via obvios habent, dicentes, Ite, et domino nostro regi servile in
      alia vita.  Nec tam in homines insaniunt sed in equos, &c.

2329.  Vita ejus.

2330.  Lib. 4. vitae ejus, auream aetatem condiderat ad humani generis
      salutem quum nos statim ab optimi principis excessu. vere ferream,
      pateremur, famem, pestem, &c.

2331.  Lib. 5. de asse.