5755.  Ariosto.

5756.  Hor.

5757.  Christoph.  Fonseca.

5758.  Encom.  Demonthen.

5759.  Febris hectica uxor, et non nisi morte avellenda.

5760.  Synesius, libros ego liberos genui Lipsius antiq.  Lect. lib.

5761.  “Avaunt, ye nymphs, maidens, ye are a deceitful race, no married life
      for me,” &c.

5762.  Plautus Asin. act. 1.

5763.  Senec. in Hercul.

5764.  Seneca.

5765.  Amator.  Emblem.

5766.  De rebus Hibernicis l. 3.

5767.  Gemmea pocula, argentea vasa, caelata candelabra, aurea. &c. 
      Conchileata aulaea, buccinarum clangorem, tibiarum cantnum, et
      symphoniae suavitatem, majestatemque principis coronati cum vidissent
      sella deaurata &c.

5768.  Eubulus in Crisil.  Athenaeus dypnosophist, l. 13. c. 3.

5769.  Translated by my brother, Ralph Burton.

5770.  Juvenal.  “Who thrusts his foolish neck a second time into the
      halter.”

5771.  Haec in speciem dicta cave ut credas.

5772.  Bachelors always are the bravest men.  Bacon.  Seek eternity in memory,
      not in posterity, like Epaminondas, that instead of children, left
      two great victories behind him, which he called his two daughters.

5773.  Ecclus. xxviii. 1.

5774.  Euripides Andromach.

5775.  Aelius Verus imperator.  Spar. vit. ejus.

5776.  Hor.

5777.  Quod licet, ingratum est.

5778.  For better for worse, for richer for poorer, in sickness and in
      health, &c.

5779.  Ter. act. 1 Sc. 2.  Eunuch.

5780.  Lucian. tom. 4. neque cum una aliqua rem habere contentus forem.

5781.  Juvenal.

5782.  Lib. 28.

5783.  Camerar. 82. cent. 3.

5784.  Simonides.

5785.  Children make misfortunes more bitter.  Bacon.

5786.  “She will sink your whole establishment by her fecundity.”

5787.  Heinsius.  Epist.  Primiero.  Nihil miserius quam procreare liberos ad
      quos nihil ex haereditate tua pervenire videas praeter famem et
      sitim.

5788.  Chrys.  Fonseca.

5789.  Liberi sibi carcinomata.

5790.  Melius fuerat eos sine liberis discessisse.

5791.  Lemnius, cap. 6. lib. 1.  Si morosa, si non in omnibus obsequaris,
      omnia impacata in aedibus, omnia sursum misceri videas, multae
      tempestates, &c.  Lib. 2. numer. 101. sil. nup.

5792.  Juvenal.  “I would rather have a Venusinian wench than thee, Cornelia,
      mother of the Gracchi,” &c.

5793.  Tom. 4.  Amores, omnem mariti opulentiam profundet, totam Arabiam
      capillis redolens.

5794.  Idem, et quis sanae mentis sustinere queat, &c.

5795.  Subegit ancillas quod uxor ejus deformior esset.