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TIMES chaunge, and wee doe alter in the same, And in one staye, there nothing still maye bee: What Monarches greate, that wanne the chiefest fame, But stealinge time, their birthe, and deathe, did see: Firste NESTOR suck'd, and HOMER firste was taughte, Bothe famous once, yet both to dust are broughte. Wee first are younge, and then to age wee yeelde, Then flit awaye, as we had not bene borne: No wight so stronge, but time doth winne the feelde, Yea wonders once, are out of memorie worne: This, Aegypte spires, and Babell, sawe in fine, When they did mounte, and when they did decline. Foelix qui propriis aeuum transegit in auris, Ipsa domus puerum quem videt ipsa senem; Qui baculo nitens, in qua reptauit arena, Vnius numerat saecula longa casae: Illum non vario traxit fortuna tumultu, Nec bibit ignotas mobilis hospes aquas. Ouid. 6. Fast. Tempora labuntur ta- citísq. senescimus annis, Et fugiunt fraeno non remorante dies. Claud. de Senec. Veronensi. Et paulò pòst. Ingentem meminit par- uo qui gramine quercum. Aequaeuúmque videt consenuisse nemus.

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