The Anatomy of Melancholy

by Robert Burton

[723]. Lib. 3. cap. 13. multo anhelitu jactatione furentes pectus, frontem caedentes, &c.

[724]. Lipsius, voces sunt, praeterea nihil.

[725]. Lib. 30. plus mail facere videtur qui oratione quam qui praetio quemvis corrumpit: nam, &c.

[726]. In Gorg. Platonis.

[727]. In naugerio.

[728]. Si furor sit Lyaeus, &c. quoties furit, furit, furit, amans, bibens, et Poeta, &c.

[729]. “They are borne in the bark of folly, and dwell in the grove of madness.”

[730]. Morus Utop. lib. 11.

[731]. Macrob. Satur. 7. 16.

[732]. Epist. 16.