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[4578]Illum coloribus, illum cera, illum aere, &c. He did express his friends in colours, in wax, in brass, in ivory, marble, gold, and silver (as Pliny reports of a citizen in Rome), and in a great auditory not long since recited a just volume of his life. ILLUM COLORIBUS ILLUM SERA ILLUM AURE ET CETERA HE DID EXPRESS HIS FRIENDS IN COLORS IN WAX IN BRASS IN IVORY MARBLE GOLD AND SILVER AS PLINY REPORTS OF A CITIZEN IN ROME AND IN A GREAT AUDITORY NOT LONG SINCE RECITED A JUST VOLUME OF HIS LIFE
ited into one. For the nature of true friendship is to combine, to be like affected, of one mind, [4573]Velle et nolle ambobus idem, satiataque toto Mens aevo——— as the poet saith, still to continue one and the same. And where this love takes place there is peace and quietness, a true correspondence, perfect amity, a diapason of vows and wishes, the same opinions, as between [4574] David and Jonathan, Damon and Pythias, Pylades and Orestes, [4575]Nysus and Euryalus, Theseus and Pirithous, [4576]they will live and die together, and prosecute one another with good turns. [4577]Nam vinci in amore turpissimum putant, not only living, but when their friends are dead, with tombs and monuments, nenias, epitaphs elegies, inscriptions, pyramids, obelisks, statues, images, pictures, histories, poems, annals, feasts, anniversaries, many ages after (as Plato's scholars did) they will parentare still, omit no good office that may tend to the preservation of their names, honours, and eternal memory. HAL MUCH MORE HARDER TO BE BOUND AND AS SO MANY GERYONS TO BE UNITED INTO ONE FOR THE NATURE OF TRUE FRIENDSHIP IS TO COMBINE TO BE LIKE AFFECTED OF ONE MIND VALET ET NALL LE AMBOBUS E DEM SATIATAQUA TOTO MENS IVO AS THE POET SAITH STILL TO CONTINUE ONE AND THE SAME AND WHERE THIS LOVE TAKES PLACE THERE IS PEACE AND QUIETNESS A TRUE CORRESPONDENCE PERFECT AMITY A DIAPASSAN OF VOWS AND WISHES THE SAME OPINIONS AS BETWEEN DAVID AND JONATHAN DAMON AND PITHEUS PALODES AND ORESTES NISUS AND EUREALIS THESEUS AND PIRITHOUS THEY WILL LIVE AND DIE TOGETHER AND PROSECUTE ONE ANOTHER WITH GOOD TURNS NOM VINCEI IN THE MORA TURPISSIMUM POUTANT NOT ONLY LIVING BUT WHEN THEIR FRIENDS ARE DEAD WITH TOMBS AND MONUMENTS NINIAS EPITHETS ELEGIES INSCRIPTIONS PYRAMIDS OBELISKS STATUES IMAGES PICTURES HISTORIES POEMS ANNALS FEASTS ANNIVERSARIES MANY AGES AFTER AS PLATO'S SCHOLARS DID THEY WILL PARENTARE STILL OMIT NO GOOD OFFICE THAT THEY MAY TEND TO THE PRESERVATION OF THEIR NAMES HONORS AND ETERNAL MEMORY
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