Resolves, Divine, Moral and Political

actions affection Antisthenes bad beginning Basil Montagu beast beauty believe benefit better blessings body Cæsar Callisthenes cast cause censure choler Cicero Claudian command conceit condemn confess cozen Croesus danger dare death Democritus desire devil Diogenes divine doth earth enemy epicure faith fall fame favours fear Felltham folly fool give glory happy hate hath hear heart heaven honest honour judgment keep king labour leave lewd live man's marriage mind mischief misery nature neglect ness never nihil noble ourselves Ovid passions Phocion pity Plato pleasure poet poor portunate pride prince quæ reason religion repentance rich ruin Sallust servant shame Socrates sometimes sorrow soul speak spirit spleen sure Tacitus tell thee Themistocles things thou thought Tibullus tion tongue true truth vice virtue whatsoever wherein wisdom wise wish withal worse worth