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Here corage, brawles with Cutthroate for a caste,
And ofte in fine, if that they lacke to paie,
They sweare it out, or blade it at the laste:
This, frendshippe breakes; this, makes vs laugh'd to scorne,
And beggerie giues, to those that riche are borne.
The wisest men, with follie this inflames:
What shoulde I speake, pf father
Or bring in
That
And
And he that lik'd to spende his time at dice,
This lawe in Rome,
That euerie man, shoulde deeme him as a vice,
And of his Landes, an other shoulde bee guide:
Like Lawes beside, did diuers more deuise,
And wisedome still, againste suche vnthriftes cries.
Nugaque per lusus pectora nostra patent.
Ira subit deforme malum, lucrique
Iuriaque, & rixae, sollicitusque dolor,
Crimina dicuntur, resonat clamoribus aether,
Inuocat iratos & sibi quisque deos.
Vino forma perit, vi-
no corrumpitur aetas.
Ludus enim genuit tre-
pidum certamen, &
iram:
Ira truces inimicitias
& funebre bellum.
Iudic. 13.