Facetiae : Musarum deliciae, or, The Muses recreation, conteining ...

. ,.'''"'190 Epigrams.758. Priscus.When Priscus rais'd from low to high estate,Rode through the street in pompous jollity;Co/us his poor familiar friend of late,Bespake him thus, Sir, now you know not me ;Tis likely friend (quoth Priscus) to be so,For at this time my self I do not know.759. Anger soon appeased.When John Cornutus doth his wife reprove,For being false and faithlesse in her lore,His wife to smooth those wrinkles on his brtiw,Doth stoprhis mouth with, John come kissertc how..... ^ .760, Afoolefor Company.Fatuusvt\\\ drink with no such Asse,That lets his jests (unapprehended) passe:Or if he jest with such of shallow brain,He laughs himselfe to make his jests more plain.WThus Fatuus doth jest and play the sahy,To laugh at'S self, hee's fool if there be any.1i " " '.....-761. In Cineam.When Cineas comes amongst his friends in mourning,He slily notes who first his cap doth move ;Him he salutes, the rest so grimly scorning,As if for ever he had lost his love ;