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Behold me, undeniably a philosopher; in the literal sense of the words omnia mea mecum porto. He recounted his adventures, and with such humorous vivacity that when he ceased the two laughed together as if nothing more amusing had ever been heard. 'Ah, but my books, my books! exclaimed Biffen, with a genuine groan. 'And all my notes! At one fell swoop!
Cum Romae scurris omnia jam liceant." Leo died in 1521. His death was sudden, and not without suspicion of poison. It was said that the last offices of the Church were not performed for the dying man, and an epigram sharply embodied the report. "Do you ask why at his last hour Leo could not take the sacred things? He had sold them."
As for that part of the law of God which is called jus divinum naturale, it is so called in opposition to jus divinum positivum. Sect. 3. Jus naturale, saith Justinian, est quod naturo omnia animalia docuit.
And if the potentiality of all resided in every man, the teaching on this point most forcibly has been, Qui se cognoscit, in se omnia cognoscit He who knows himself, knows all in himself as Q. Fabius Pictor tells us.
Then loud and clear rang out Per omnia saecula saeculorum; and the choir of monks sang Amen. So the great mystery moved on, but upborne now by the very Presence itself that sustained all things. From the limitless sea of mercy, the children cried through the priest's lips to their Father who was in heaven, and entreated the Lamb of God who takes away sin to have mercy on them and give them peace.
And when we think of His wisdom to arrange, and His power to execute, it does seem hard to believe that eternal conscious torment will be the fate of any of His creatures. We may see but a short way into the whole scheme of the divine administration; but the heart will refuse to believe in such a paradox. "Omnia vincet amor" love conquers all things.
Cedet et ipse mari vector, nec nautica pinus mutabit merces the feeling here is the same as in his mere descriptions of daily weather, like the Omnia plenis rura natant fossis atque omnis navita ponto umida vela legit; not so much a vision of a golden age as Nature herself seen through a medium of strange gold.
For what is more unbefitting the majesty of Verse, than 'to call a servant, or 'bid a door be shut' in Rhyme? And yet, this miserable necessity you are forced upon! "Neither is it able to evince that. "Omnia pontus erat, deerant quoque litora ponto. Now all was sea; nor had that sea a shore. "Thus OVID's Fancy was not limited by Verse; and VIRGIL needed not Verse to have bounded his.
Looking up at the gateway of Tranmere Hall, I discovered an inscription on the red freestone lintel, and, though much time-worn, I succeeded in reading it. "Labor omnia vincit. 1614." There were likewise some initials which I could not satisfactorily make out.
He must make a will; an act which it is said no man is ever in a hearty condition to perform, unless mayhap he is angry, and wishes to cut off an ungrateful dog with a shilling; and besides the general disinclination to sign the disposal of so much wealth, of which he was more than ordinarily fond, and to give away, as it were, omnia praeter animam, in the very view of giving away the soul too, he was in a great perplexity as to how to divide his means.
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