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

78 Epigrams.220. Ad Tilenum.Tilenus 'cause th'art old, fly not the fieldWhere youthfull Cupid doth his banner wield ;For why ? this god, old men his souldiers stil'd ;None loves but he who hath been twice a child.221. To Vellius.Thou swearst I bowl as well as most men do,The most are bunglers, therein thou say'st true.222. Three Genders.A wife although most wise and chast,is of the doubtfull gender ;A Quean o'th 3"Common : Feminines.r ,1 jare Women small and tender." *223. Of Braivk.Brawle loveth brabling, as he loves his life,Leave him for dead, when he leaves stirring strife.224. / Paulum.Paul, what my cloak doth hide thou fain wouldst know,Wer*t to be seen I would not cover't so.r Wolmyg Wmiprf'.r. Mi/^225. Of sleep and death.,~r, i^i|^>TTiT^That death is but a sleep I not deny,''Yet when I next would sleep, I would not dyfcT oM