Why in Cyprus dost thou overcome Pallas by another judge?
Sufficient is it not to conquer at Mount Ida?”
The unfinished thoughts of Alciat are brought out more completely by Whitney, who thus illustrates his subject (p. 135),—
Jn ſtudioſum captum amore.
Whitney, 1586.
“A Reuerend sage, of wisedome most profounde,
Beganne to doate, and laye awaye his bookes:
For Cvpid then, his tender harte did wounde,
That onlie nowe, he lik’de his ladies lookes?