Ne’ servigi d’amor troppo esigea,”[220]
and Byron echoes precisely the same idea:
“She could repay each amatory look you lent
With interest, and, in turn, was wont with rigor
To exact of Cupid’s bills the full amount
At sight, nor would permit you to discount.”[221]
She is generous to her favorites: Casti makes her confess,
“Amare e premiar l’amato ogetto
Sole è per me felicita e diletto,”[222]
And Byron refers particularly to her Kindness: