Lost is the lost, thou know'st it, and the past is past.
I am indebted for this expression to a translation of this poem by Dr. J.A. Symonds, the whole of which I should have quoted here, had it not been unfortunately mislaid.
XIV. 20.
Plague-prodigy.
Proves a plague-prodigy to God and man.
Browning, Ring and Book, v. 664.
XVII. 26.
Rondel.
The round plate of iron which, according to Rich, Companion to the Latin Dictionary, p. 609, formed the lower part of the sock worn by horses, mules, &c., when on a journey, and, unlike our horse-shoes, was removable at the end of it.