Fallere et effugere triumphus est.

[Note XXVIII.]

[150] [Note XXIX.]

[151] [Note XXX.]

[152] To imp, generally, is to ingraft; but here there is a reference to falconry, in which, when the broken feather in a hawk's wing is supplied by art, it is said to be imp'd.

[153]

Qualis apes, æstate nova, per florea rura,

Exercet sub sole labor, cum gentis adultos

Educunt fœtus, aut cum liquentia mella

Stipant, et dulci distendunt nectare cellas;