A common-place book of John Milton, and a Latin essay and Latin verses presumed to be by Milton

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Diogenes the Cynique, his diseourse to Dionysiu the younger, thentisin in ille a Copin h: dith the miserati condition os Tyrant whils hee ires, deseriled, p. 226.

The poliet os ome Tyrant to avert rom themselves the yeoples rage rempli fed in evera person8, p. 226. IV theton urator besin thei fur at the person of the Pyrant, then his Ohole familmis usualty ooted ut p. e id. Cicero questions hether a good man ought to come into the Guneelos a Pyrant eo=i sultin even of good and pyrosi table mallers p. 227. The question olue i, p. ad. That notisnly the good eis and deerees of Tyranis ut even theirevi acts and decrees also aro ostentimes of neeessit' ter theis deathsto e petatne tisi a Commomoeale, P. 227. It is the ophisen of Lainyers that the succe8sors of Tyrant arebound torali heir predecessors have justly promise Lor done, ut not

Con8tantine the Emperero abrogated sue things a Lycinius hadun iu8ti decreed, ut confrmed the est. The i e cas done DTheodosius the ounger and Areadius the Eniperour after the declthos the Tyrant Maximus by their hands.

Qure Tyrannus contra jus rescripsit non valere principimus

iasitimis eius rescriptis non impugnandis pag. eadem. At in his page exceptrili firs enirnis ord reston's riting. De re nautie et naufragiis De littoribus etiam et mari. Quid genus hoo hominum quidve hunc tam barbara morem Permittit patrii hospitio 19rohibemur arenoe.

neid. l. l. 540 .

Gripus the fsherma an Truehalio the lave a thenioere broughtupon the stas by Plautus quareliin about a basisse found in the ea. Gr. Mare itidem commune certo si omnibus assentio. Qui minus hune eommunem mihi ques orportet esse vidulum In mari inventum est Commune est In Rudente ciet. 4'.

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58 A COMMONPLΛCE BOOK Latona illoquens rusti os elox sim ait apti l Oi id. Metum. lib. 60 Quid prohiletis quas Usus communi aquartim 8t, Nec olem proprium Natura nec aera fecit. Nec tenues undas In publiea munera veni Litiusque rogamu8

Innocuum et cunctis in lanique 'tramque potentem.

Choniates in his life page 209 h of his history Edit Paris, fol.

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Malum morale, De viro bono, De virtute,

Avaritia 12 Gula, 13 Libido 14 Castitas, 15 Ebriotas, 17

Do sortitudine 18D Duellis, 19

De morte 20 De scientia literarum 53, 1 De curiositate 55

De Poetica, TEpitaphia 58

De musica, 1 De Rhetorico, 59 Consultatio, 67 Ignavia, 70De mendacia TlDo furto, 2Do fido servanda, 73 De Justitia et contra, 74 De adulatione 75 De reprehensione, 6 De mati licentio 7 7 De volt intate, 78 Sinderesis, 79Ratio 80 Conscientia, I quitas, 82

ECONOMICUS, p. 10 I.

De victu 105, ubi de ciborum SuDe cultu corporis, 106Matrimonium 109, 1l4 De ducandis liboris, lilD Divortio. 112, 116C0ncubinatus, 10 De Servis, 113 Adulterium 115 Disitim 148 Paupertas, 150 El00mOSynae, 51 De Suru 160

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POLITICUS, p. 177.

Respublica, 1TTAmor in patriam 178 Leges 179, 189MOre gentium 180 De dispensationibus et indulgentiis,

ReX, 181 182, 186, 195 Subditus 183 Lenitas, 184, ubi do libris prohibitis Tyrannus, 185, 248 200 Aulidi 187 Consiliarii 187 Astutia Politica, 188 Nobilitas, 191 Libertas, 183, 190

Severitas, 193 Servitus, 190 De Religione quatenus ad rempub. Spectat 197 Varius reipub status 198 Census et vectigal 220, ubi de mari

libor an non

Extortio publiea 2 21 Monarchia, 199 200, 201 De atheis tractandis in Republica, 202 De Aristocratia 203Judeae et Iudicium 204 Democratia 205 Pestilontia 2 30 Gymnastica, 240 Spectacula 241

Disciplina militaris, 242 De bollo 243 Do bello civili, 44

Do foedoratis, 245 De seditione 246De urbe obsidenda et obsessu 247 De re nautis et naufragiis 249 De littoribus et mari sensu politico,

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PROLUSION AN VERSES PRESUME TO E BY

MANE CITUS LECTUM FUGE.

Milion. Tritum est vetustate proverbium dilucillo surgere saltiberrimum est, nec Sane minus Verum quum antiquum etenim Si Ordine supputare conabor hujus rei singulas utilitates, Opus ardui laboris obire videbor: Surge igitur, Surge, dese nec Semper teneat te mollis lectus nescis quot oblectamenta praebet aurora. Oculos delectare cupis aspice solem purpure colore Orientem, coelum purum et Salubre, herbeScentem agrorum viriditatem, florum omnium varietatem. Aures uvare velis 3 audi argutos nuviun concentu et leves apum Susurro naribus placebis non satiari possis suavitate odorum qui e floribus efflantur. Quod si haec non arrident, rationem Salutis tuae aliquantulum quaeso duca quippe Summo mane cubitu urgere ad firmam corporis valetudinem non parum conducit, Studij vero aptissimum est, tunc enim in numerato habes ingenium Praeterea boni regis est non somno immodico corpus saginare, et Vitam seriatam et laboris vacuam transigere, at reipublieae cum nocte tum die consulere ut argute liortatur Theocritus O χρὶ Κωμεισθει ci θεως Et apud Homerum Sic Somnus alloquitur Agamemnonem,

Quam ob causam fabulantur poetae Tithonum et Cophalum Aurorae amasios fuisses nimirum quod somni parcissimi fuere, et relicto cubili, agros pictos, et herbis multi- coloribus vestitos obire soliti sunt. Sodiat somnolentiam adicitiis extirparem ut nullum ejus vestigium relinquerem, incommoda innumera quae ab cilla inanibus manant nudaro

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62 A COMMON PLACE BOOK aggrediar haec iligentiani vegetunt hebetat, et obtundit se memoriae quam plurimunt i)fficit; equid turpius esse possit cluam in niuitum diem stertere et maXimam vitae tuae partem morti tanquam sacrare At tu, qui summae rei praees, tu a Si potissimum Vigilias agere et Somnum arctiorem Obrepentem penitus discutere; itulti enim hostes somno gravi pressos et quasi sepultos adorti occisione occiderunt, et tantam stragem ediderunt, ut aut visu aut auditu miserabilo sit. Millia iijusmodieXempla, quae ineXhauSi Stylo narrare potui, milii suppeditantur. At si Asianum illam Xulaserantium imitabor, profecto Vereor ne miSerOS

Lux oritur, tepidi fulcra relinque tori; Jam canit excubiter gallus pro*nunciu ales Solis ot invigilans ad sua quemque vocat;

Flammigor Eois Titan caput exserit undis Et spargit nitidum laeta per arva jubar

Daulias argutum modulatur ab ilice armen, Edit o Oxcultos mitis lauda modo ;Jam rosa fragrantes spirat Silvestris odores, Jam rodolent violae luxuriatque Seges; Ecce novo campo Zephyritis granii ne vescit Fertilis, et vitreo rore madescit humus; Sognos invenias molli vix talia loeto Cum promat imbullis lumina ossa sopor; illi languentes abrumpunt omnia omnOS, Et turbant animum tristia multa tuum; Idie tabiliet generantur semina morbi Qui toto torpentum OSs Valere virum:

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ΟF ΟΠ MILTON 63 Surge, age Surge, leVeS, jam OnVenit, Xeute omnOS, Lux oritur, tepidi ulcra relinque tori. Ignavus satrapam dedecet inelyt una Somnus qui populo multi-fido pri est. Dum Dauni voteris filius armiger Stratus purpureo P buit , Audax Eurialus Nisus ot impiger Invasere cati nocto sub horrida Torpentes Rutilos castraque Volscia

Hinc aedes oritur clamor et ab SODUS. In therargi and ninetoeuth lines the or eaeolite has been substituted for aro re, Which Wor suem originali in acti casu to avo ende the line. In the fifteonthline themor somraim has been alteret to soni no8. In the wenty-fourth line portions of the aper Whieli is very much decayed ure tor nWay, and the verse is necessarilyno imperfeci.

CORRIGENDA.

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LIS OF UT HORS CITE BY MILTO IN THECOMMON PLACE BOOK. '

Cantacugenus 240

D I 'Hospital 177 Doctor and Student, 79 80, 8l, 82 Du Chesne 109, 20 Eusebius, 3, 55. J05. I 09, ITT,181 Evagrius, 220 Frontinus, 19 Gildas, II 4, 195

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OF DII MILTON 63 Surge, g Surge, leVeS, jam con Venit, XCute OIHI OS, Lia oritur, tepidi ulcra relinque tori. Ignavus Satrapam dedecet inclyt iam Somnus qui populo multi-fido praeeSt. Dum Dauni veteris filius impiger Stratus in l)ure P buit , Audax Eriplus Nisus et impiger Invasere cati nocte sub horrida Torpentes Rutilos castraque Volscia; Hinc caedes oritur clamor et ubSOnuS.

In thorars and ninetosinth lines the word eae ut has eo substitute for arcer , ich word seem originali in uel caseoo have ondo the line. In the fiftoenthline the wor somnum has been niterest to som nos. In the wenty-fourth line portions os the paperi Whic is ver much decu yed ure tori aWay, and the verSe i neceSSarilyrio imperfeci.

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COMMON PLAC BOOK

LIS OF UT HORS CITE BY MILTO IN THECOMMON PLACE BOOK. '

Bracton Hen de), Liber de legg. et consuetudd. Angliae, 78, 186,

Camdem Wm), Histo is Eligaboth, 6, l09, 177, 181, 86, 188, 220, 242, 245

Campian 74 Catacugenus 240 Cedron 3 eo Codreni compendium historiarium), 109

Do I 'Hospital l 27 Doctor and Student, 79 80, 8l, 82)Du Chosne 109, 20 Eusebius, 3, 55. 105. 109. 177, 181 Evagrius, 20 Frontinus, 19 Gildas, 1 14, 195

The iamber in parentheses reseruo entries noti Milton 'sania d.