"Let merchants seek wealth with perjured lips
And being wrecked," &c.
[293] So Isham copy and eds. B, C—Ed. A "let."
Elegia XI.[294]
Ad amicam navigantem.
The lofty pine, from high Mount Pelion raught,[295]
Ill ways by rough seas wondering waves first taught;
Which rashly 'twixt the sharp rocks in the deep,
Carried the famous golden-fleecèd sheep.