3945.  Et omnes fama per urbes garrula laudet.

3946.  Sen.  Her. fur.

3947.  Hor.  “I live like a king without any of these acquisitions.”

3948.  “But all my labour was unprofitable; for while death took off some of
      my friends, to others I remain unknown, or little liked, and these
      deceive me with false promises.  Whilst I am canvassing one party,
      captivating another, making myself known to a third, my age
      increases, years glide away, I am put off, and now tired of the
      world, and surfeited with human worthlessness.  I rest content.”

3949.  The right honourable Lady Francis Countess Dowager of Exeter.  The
      Lord Berkley.

3950.  Distichon ejus in militem Christianum e Graeco.  Engraven on the tomb
      of Fr. Puccius the Florentine in Rome.  Chytreus in deliciis.

3951.  Paederatus in 300 Lacedaemoniorum numerum non electus risit,
      gratulari se dicens civitatem habere 300 cives se meliores.

3952.  Kissing goes by favour.

3953.  Aeneas Syl. de miser. curial.  Dantur honores in curiis non secundum
      honores et virtutes, sed ut quisque ditior est atque potentior, eo
      magis honoratur.

3954.  Sesellius lib. 2. de repub.  Gallorum.  Favore apud nos et gratia
      plerumque res agitur; et qui commodum aliquem nacti sunt
      intercessorem, aditum fere habent ad omnes praefecturas.

3955.  “Slaves govern; asses are decked with trappings; horses are deprived
      of them.”

3956.  Imperitus periti munus occupat, et sic apud vulgus habetur.  Ille
      profitetur mille coronatus, cum nec decem mercatur; alius e diverso
      mille dignus, vix decem consequi potest.

3957.  Epist. dedict. disput.  Zeubbeo Bondemontio, et Cosmo Rucelaio.

3958.  Quum is qui regnat, et regnandi sit imperitus.

3959.  Lib. 22. hist.

3960.  Ministri locupletiores sunt iis quibus ministratur.

3961.  Hor. lib. 2.  Sat. 5.  “Learn how to grow rich.”

3962.  Solomon Eccles. ix. 11.

3963.  Sat.  Menip.

3964.  “O wretched virtue! you are therefore nothing but words, and I have
      all this time been looking upon you as a reality, while you are
      yourself the slave of fortune.”

3965.  Tale quid est apud Valent.  Andream Apolog. manip. 5. apol. 39.

3966.  Stella Fomahant immortalitatem dabit.

3967.  Lib. de lib. propiis.

3968.  Hor.  “The muse forbids the praiseworthy man to die.”

3969.  Qui induit thoracem aut galeam, &c.

3970.  Lib. 4. de guber.  Dei.  Quid est dignitas indigno nisi circulus aureus
      in naribus suis.

3971.  In Lysandro.

3972.  Ovid.  Met.

3973.  Magistratus virum indicat.

3974.  Ideo boni viri aliquando gratiam non accipiunt, ne in superbiam
      eleventur venositate jactantiae, ne altitudo muneris neglentiores
      efficiat.