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WHEN autumne ripes, the frutefull fieldes of graine, And CERES doth in all her pompe appeare, The heauie eare, doth breake the stalke in twaine, Wherebie wee see, this by experience cleare: Hir owne excesse, did cause her proper spoile, And made her corne, to rotte vppon the soile. Soe worldlie wealthe, and great aboundaunce, marres: The sharpenes of our sences, and our wittes, And oftentimes, our vnderstanding barres, And dulles the same, with manie carefull fittes: Then since Excesse procures our spoile and paine, The meane preferre, before immoderate gaine. - nec te iucunda fronte fefellit Luxuries praedulce malum, quae dedita semper Corporis arbitriis, hebetat caligine sensus Membraque Circaeis effeminat acrius herbis. Claud. 2.

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