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Est enim Citrini coloris, valde clarum, et purum, et fortissimum in odoris fragrantia: si ergo apparet alterius quam Citrini coloris sciatur non simplicis, sed cuiuscunque commixtae substantiae, vel ita spissum, vt non possit fluere, scitote sophisticatum.

The Christian worship ought to bein spirit, without the carnal ceremonies and rites,” saith one of our divines; yea, the kingdom of God cometh not cum apparatu aut pompa mundana, ita ut observari possit tempus vel locus, saith a Papist. Sect. 6. 6th. Worship is placed in the ceremonies, therefore they are most superstitious.

For here certainly it was that he gained his inspiration for the "Long Minuet," as danced at Bath, with its line of stately dancers and its classical inscription "Longa Tysonum minuit Quid velit et possit rerum concordia discors."

Si ergo aliqualiter inueniri possit differentia in proximo, quanto maior sit distantia, tanto maior differentia aestimandi est in remoto, vel in remotiori, seu remotissimo loco.

It makes my hair stand right up an eend to see ministers do that are. Said he, Sam, says he, when I first went to Cambridge, there was a boxer and wrastler came there, and he beat every one wherever he went. Well, old Mr. Possit was the Church of England parson at Charlestown, at the time, and a terrible powerful man he was a real sneezer, and as ACTIVE as a weasel.

Might it not have been the hand of the Venetian girl, maddened by jealousy, which had taken the life of her rival, while she slept? Such a story would by no means be now told for the first time. Very far from it. Men had not now to learn furens quid foemina possit. Paolina was known to have left the city at that suspiciously strange hour of the morning.

The night was well advanced, when he reached his own house, having met no interruption on the way, proud of his well-planned stratagem, elated by success, and flattered by the hope that he had extricated himself by his own energy from all the perils which had of late appeared so dark and difficult to shun. Duri magno sed amore dolores Pollute, notumque furens quid femina possit.

Nil admirari, prope res est una, Numici, Solaque, quae possit facere et servare beatum. "I have the honor to be, "Dear sir, "Your most obedient servant, "ANDREW LOFTUS. "St. PETERSBURG, September, 1792."

As for that sentence of Tertullian, it must admit the exception of a reverend divine. He signifieth, saith Pareus, scandal not to be properly committed, save in things evil in themselves, or else indifferent quanquam interdum cuma bonas intempestive factas, etiam committi possit. Sect. 11.

In another year was judged the action: Utrum chimera bombinans in vacuo possit comedere secundas intentiones, and was decided in the affirmative. In consequence, everyone thought themselves far superior to Archimedes, Euclid, Cicero, Pliny, and strutted proudly about the University quarter.