Ex Heraclito reddere Democritum,”
is thus varied in Hackett's “Select and remarkable Epitaphs”—
“Hie situs est, cujus vultus, vox, actio posset
Ex,” &c. &c.
Archibald Armstrong * in no way disgraced his coat of Motley; though the author of an epitaph on Will Summers speaks of his inferiority:—
“Well, more of him what should I say?
Both fools and wise men turn to clay:
And this is all we have to trust,
That there's no difference in their dust.
Rest quiet then beneath this stone,