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"Ay, truly, could she; for the milk-girl, who had brought her some fresh milk, told her that he had got plenty of wild fowl, which the keeper had snared in the net; and there was to be a sweetbread besides. But what was the dear sister herself to eat?" Haec. "No matter but did she not hear a great ringing of bells? What could the ringing be for?" Illa. "That was a strange thing, truly.

The very names by which they call diseases sweeten and mollify the sharpness of them: the phthisic is with them no more than a cough, dysentery but a looseness, the pleurisy but a stitch; and, as they gently name them, so they patiently endure them; they are very great and grievous indeed when they hinder their ordinary labour; they never keep their beds but to die: "Simplex illa et aperta virtus in obscuram et solertem scientiam versa est."

"She would give one ring now, and the other if the charm succeeded. The peasant had only given her a few groschen." Illa. "Yes; but she had only given him half the charm." Haec. "Was it anything to eat or drink?" Illa. "No; there was no eating or drinking: the charm did it all." Haec.

I give it, mind, out of pure Christian charity; but now tell me honestly canst thou really make a love-drink?" Illa. "Yes; her sister had taught her." "Is the drink of equal power for men and women?" Illa. "Yes; without doubt, it would make either mad with love." "Has it ever an injurious effect upon them? does it take away their strength?" Illa. "Yes; they fall down like flies.

Circa fines Persiae in terra Sennaar, est illa quae olim dicebatur Babylonia, nec apparet ibi aliquid, quam ruinae grandis et vetustae cuitatis, quae ab hominibus est deserta, sed a Draconibus inhabitata, et alijs animalibus, et volucribus venenosis. Hanc terram tenet Imperator Persarum, vt supra dixi.

Elizabeth then smote herself upon the breast, and cried, with great energy, "'Illa que virgo viri; and is it not quite the same to you, even if I do not assume the sovereignty, since I intend to protect you, and since therefore the effects will be the same?

But the geographical notices in this work of Americus are scanty and uncertain. Praeterquam regiuncula illa anterior, quam verecundiore vocabulo pectusculum imum vocamus. The author appears to mean here that they were entirely destitute of religious belief. The expression of the author seems here ambiguous.

She had not even known that a living wife was being displaced till her arrival at Knapwater put retreat out of the question, and had looked upon personation simply as a mode of subsistence a degree better than toiling in poverty and alone, after a bustling and somewhat pampered life as housekeeper in a gay mansion. 'Non illa colo calathisve Minervae Foemineas assueta manus. Mr.

Venit enim mihi Plato in mentem, quera accepimus primum hic disputare solitum: cuius etiam illi hortuli propinqui non memoriam solum mihi afferunt, sed ipsum videntur in conspectu meo hic ponere. Hic Speusippus, hic Xenocrates, hic eius auditor Polemo; cuius ipsa illa sessio fuit, quam videmus.

The different kinds of need which may be felt for goods must also be considered, indigentice naturæ, status, voluptatis, and cupiditatis; and a distinction drawn between extensive and intensive need the former is greater 'quanto plures re aliqua indigent, the latter 'quanto minus de illa re habetur. The general rule is that the prince must seek to find a medium between a price so low as to render labourers, artisans, and merchants unable to maintain themselves suitably, and one so high as to disable the poor from obtaining the necessaries of life.