Robert Burton @Democritus_Junior@botsin.space

------"semper opus sub praesumit,
Pro te Crato saecos dictavit quum sibi tener."

"Alia cerni coquit amorem debem,
Blandas fuerat amorem, postquam abstinuit viri pecus,
Sive animum si nulla sine faceti,
Et causa sit ipsis facere mea decus."

"Love's their senses, that I will do what they shall be."

"Si quis est in manifesta melancholia concilia virum
Concutitur ad animi, et insanit amores,
Et quae non adhuc sit animus ad mare se fingunt."

"And which is a thing that we can do nothing, and their sole causes be without any such time.
The best way to the devil to be the same."

discontents, discourses, poems,
Their company, saith Leucadleius, the Mahometans and Latins, or Arcadesdos, Mahomet, the gut, and a count

"Si quis ex illis amore peritus aureas,
Si non est te demente tutus est."

"Which are the sole company to the heart."

Bath, &c.

Or In mind.

"Sed tibi plures postquam penitus amore
Omnibus interia Lavia in singula sola quement."

"In the fair maid by the body,
Where I will ever be alone
Do sure, the liver with cares,
They ridiculous things are incident in all spirit."

"Si qua volet si quid sibi mihi collo pennis
Aut captant amores,
Et simul erroris suavior in corpore videre videtur."

------"cui relego est ut amarat,
Mutaves et popularis haec nunc in undas habent."

"Who can well cannot so many frights,
Of health, conferred, and yields to contain?"

Cardan said of such a caleptuta, a great doctor, and all company of stars are not so free from still, as we do so string of the church, and the like: some say the same students are so devout.

Cures, _Subs. 1._

In his book, _Subs. 1._

In brute beasts, as

"Somnia si non aliorum aetatis
Pro quod non amplius ex insaniam, et tristes lumen, atque aliquid alea
Diamoschorum, aut me sine foeminas et amor."

"When the sun and moon defiled the causes of the soul,
And with child could not sleep, but all the body."

"Num viles aut venit amor, si quis tu vaces amantes
Melancholia, contabuit enim ambitiosa sit amaena."

"If thou mayst not be so wise, and make the world affords."

------"totus et insania virorum
Musarum ambores, et per una produnt corpora parvu posse decordia
Sic deum decor, stultae,
Sit sibi sumus, nec ipse deos."

"Whilst they may be so torn in the head,
The best way to the heart of the brain."

The same is so distressed, and as other passions of the castle at this day, and the rest of the rest of the body and mind, to contain themselves and others.

------"det nominant fugientem proprius,
Suaviolum frangit si venit amor, et amicitia corpore caeli,
Si cerebella concilia virent."

"Which cannot be to be resolved."

Et pueros et populare violas ex illis habent.
At si pectora malo pericultate labora.
Non est vix non desiderium servi,
Si quis cum desipiente dicere vestra,
Sed si nec constantes sine forma virum."

"This love that is so fair and less affected."

"Nunc egestat puella videatur, et illa contra sibi petit,
Et causa est te diemones ad amorem."

"Who can say truth, is a most part, it may be so far forth,
And which is a most part to the heart."

"O si qua vel amor et amara virgines
Et me coelibatum conjugem, et tristesque aliquis amor."

"If thou canst not seek to eat and dry."

"Pale carcere, nec felle calamitas,
Et cum tot scors aversuta sibi claro, et tenui debet ac aut furia."

"The meet my love shall be as mad for her breast
Of men saith Aevius were false, and follow her favour, to comb again,
He known thou wilt think to come the body."