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multas haereditates ([4551]Cornelius Nepos writes) sola bonitate consequutus. MOLTOS HEREDITATS CORNELIUS NIPOS WRITES SOLI BONITAT CONSEQUITUS
ely quo ad superficiem, to the eye, as [4548]Boethius observes, but he had Corpus turpissimum interne, a most deformed soul; honesty, virtue, fair conditions, are great enticers to such as are well given, and much avail to get the favour and goodwill of men. Abdolominus in Curtius, a poor man, (but which mine author notes, [4549]the cause of this poverty was his honesty) for his modesty and continency from a private person (for they found him digging in his garden) was saluted king, and preferred before all the magnificoes of his time, injecta ei vestis purpura auroque distincta, a purple embroidered garment was put upon him, [4550]and they bade him wash himself, and, as he was worthy, take upon him the style and spirit of a king, continue his continency and the rest of his good parts. Titus Pomponius Atticus, that noble citizen of Rome, was so fair conditioned, of so sweet a carriage, that he was generally beloved of all good men, of Caesar, Pompey, Antony, Tully, of divers sects, &c.  MAN THEN LIVING WAS SO FAIR AS ALL SABITES SO LOVELY QUO OD SUPERFICIUM TO THE EYE AS BOETHIUS OBSERVES BUT HE HAD CORPUS TORPISSIMUM IN TOURNAY A MOST DEFORMED SOUL HONESTY VIRTUE FAIR CONDITIONS ARE GREAT ENTICERS TO SUCH AS ARE WELL GIVEN AND MUCH AVAIL TO GET THE FAVOUR AND GOOD WILL OF MEN ABDOLUMINUS IN CURTIUS A POOR MAN BUT WHICH MINE AUTHOR NOTES THE CAUSE OF THIS POVERTY WAS HIS HONESTY FOR HIS MODESTY AND CONTINANCY FROM A PRIVATE PERSON FOR THEY FOUND HIM DIGGING IN HIS GARDEN WAS SALUTED KING AND PREFERRED BEFORE ALL THE MAGNIFICOS OF HIS TIME INJECTA IVESTIS PULPURA ORAQUA DISTINCTA A PURPLE EMBROIDERED GARMENT WAS PUT UPON HIM AND THEY BADE HIM WASH HIMSELF AND AS HE WAS WORTHY TAKE UPON HIM THE STYLE AND SPIRIT OF A KING CONTINUE HIS CONTINENCY AND THE REST OF HIS GOOD PARTS TITUS POMPONIUS ATTICUS THAT NOBLE CITIZEN OF ROME WAS SO FAIR CONDITIONED OF SO SWEET A CARRIAGE THAT HE WAS GENERALLY BELOVED OF ALL GOOD MEN OF CAESAR POMPEY ANTONY TOLI OF DIVERSE SEX ET CETERA
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