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If)64 Epigrams.It is so weake, as (truely) I protest,Fine phrase rhetoricall 'twill not digest.Hark wouldst be wise ?by good words ill apply'dThe asse to be a foole by's own tongue's try'd ;Then if th'art wise, thy tongue hath thee bely'd.170. Fatum Supremum.All buildings are but monuments of death,All clothes but winding sheets for our last knell,All dainty fattingsfor the worms beneath,All curious musique, but our passing bell ;Thus death isnobly waited on, for why ?All that we have is but deaths livery.9fTK ,{ I,i!vT>*Affi^M( jrnorl'ssbfrr- H^ ^ife^fitoWf Iftiftri bnft hfiflf* / Cupidinem*Who grafts in blindnes may mistake his stock,Love hath no tree, but that whose bark is smock.iu J5r J;17^*.(9 ^ Picture.This face here pictur'd time shall longer have,Then life the substance of it,or the grave,Yet as I change from this by death, I know,I shall like death, the liker death I grow.ff aqjaTCK oa- bfl173. -On the City Venice.When tn'the Adriatick Neptune j saHow Venice stood, and gave the seas their kw,