IV. From _Pliny_. Cum sciam, Domine, ad testimonium laudemque morum meorum, _p_ertinere tam boni _p_rinci_p_is judicio exornari, rogo, dignitati, ad quam me _p_rovexit indulgentia tua, vel auguratum, vel septemviratum, quia vacant, adjicere digneris: ut jure sacerdotii _p_recari deos _p_ro te _p_ublicè _p_ossim, quos nunc _p_recor _p_ietate _p_rivatâ. V. From _Horace_. Acriter el_a_trem, pretium _æ_t_a_s _a_lter_a_ sordet. Ambigitur. VI. From _Ovid_. Se cu_p_it im_p_rudens. Et qui _p_robat i_p_se _p_robatur. Dumque _p_etit, _p_etitur; _p_ariterque. VII. From _Plutarch_. Κόσμος ἐστιν ὡς ἔλεγε Κράτης, τὸ Κοσμοῦν. Κοσμεῖ δὲ τὸ Κοσμιώτερον. VIII. From _Tyrtæus_. Ἡ δ’ Ἀρετὴ τόδ’ Ἄεθλον ἐν Ἀνθρώποισιν Ἄριστον. IX. From _Æschines_. Οἱ Ἐξ Ἐκείνου Ἔχοντες Ἐν τῇ οἰκίᾳ. ΤαῦΤα μὲν οὖν μοι δοκῶ καὶ Τἄλλα Τὰ ΤούΤοις. Ἔοικε, Φειδίας Ἐνεργολαβεῖν Εἰργάσατο καὶ Ἐνεπιορκεῖν. X. From _Anacreon_. Τί Μοι, τί Μοι γόων, Τί Μοι Μέλει Μεριμνῶν. Μέσον, ναῒ ΦορήΜεθα σὺν Μελαίνᾳ, ΧειΜῶνι Μοχθεῦντες Μεγάλῳ. NOTE 98. _However, I’ll bring her._ Mr. Cooke makes this speech come from Archillis, and writes it thus: _Tamen eam adduce_, _I say, fetch her_. This reading is taken from Guyetus: but Dr. Bentley objects to Archillis within calling to Mysis without. But as Mysis uses the expression _importunitatem_ SPECTATE _aniculæ_, _see_ the old woman’s importunity, and not _audite_ importunitatem, _hear_, &c.: we must suppose Archillis to show her impatience by gestures, as she stood at the door of Glycera’s house. NOTE 99. _Mark, how importunate this old baggage is._ Importunitatem spectate _aniculæ_. _Anicula_ is a word of singular derivation, and signifies literally a sorceress; being compounded of two Latin words, one signifying _an old woman_, and the other _to howl_: because sorceresses always _howled_ when they made their incantations. We must not suppose that Mysis here meant to call Archillis a sorceress, but merely used the word above mentioned as a term of reproach. According to Antonius Magnus, the _aniculæ_ were not a little mischievous, as he proposes to shew by the following quotation: “Retulit Leonardus Varius, lib. I. de Fascino, multas hac nostra tempestate existere _aniculas_, quarum impuritate non paucos effascinari pueros, illosque non modo in gravissimum incidere discrimen, verum atque acerbam sæpissime subire mortem. Pecudes insuper partu, et lacte privari, equos macrescere, et emori, segetes absque fructu colligi, arbores arescere, ac denique omnia pessum iri quandoque videri.”――ANTONIUS MAGNUS. Perscrutator rerum abditarum naturæ. Norimberga, 1681, p. 39.