Aur. Aurora, that abhors the night.
Phœb. Why does Aurora, from her cloud,
To drowsy Phœbus cry so loud?"—
"Slighted Maid," p. 8.
[60] "The burning mount Vesuvio."—"Slighted Maid," p. 81.
[61] "Drink, drink wine, Lippara wine."—Ibid.
[62] Valeria, daughter to Maximin, having killed herself for the love of Porphyrius; when she was to be carried off by the bearers, strikes one of them a box on the ear, and speaks to him thus:—
"Hold, are you mad, confounded dog?
I am to rise, and speak the epilogue."—"Tyrannic Love."
[63] Two noted alehouses in Oxford, 1700.