To give our assent to Truth, Veris manus dare. Where it will, Undecunque. P. 98. To employ it generously, &c. Ad liberalitatem atque beneficentiam conferre. Have the World at will, Rebus ad voluntatem nostram fluentibus. To be transported with, Immoderatè ferre. Be used, Adhibenda est. Not to care what the World thinks of him, Nihil pensi habere, quid de se alii putant. P. 99. To fling himself into, Se conjicere in. To the Resentment of those in power, Contra po ientes. Not to accept the Apology for a short Letter, Negare veniam brevibus epistolis. Mean, Humilis animi. P. 100. To act agreeably to the circumstance of the Times, Consulere temporibus. To do what you are commanded, Jussa facere. To inquire, Quærere. P. 101. To be dissolved, Desidiost luxurid solvi. The violent, Præcipitan tes. common thing, It is a P. 102. To judge his Heart, Noscere ejus pectus. We do not know, Prorsùs ignoramus. As they are imagined, Ut plerique in animo fingunt. For their Wealth sometimes only serves to make them be accused, Hæc tantummodò præstant opes, ut accusentur. To evade the Law, Ut legibus eripiantur. To pay a large sum of Money Repræsentare grandem pecuniam, Ex. 5, 6. To accuse, Insimulare. He owns, Allegat. He accused, Astrinxit. To accuse of a capital Crime, Capitis arcessere. Take care, Vide. It is a good Argument, Non levi est argumento. That I am moderate and unblameable in both, Modicè et inculpatè re utraque uti. To condemn, Infamare. P. 103. He that takes A guilty Conscience, Mens malè conscia. the Liberty to tell others of their Faults, Qui liberè pec catorum moneat. To their very Face, In ipsum os. To be told, Admoneri. It is a certain Sign, Signo haud incerto est. He is in the very way to be undone, Ad exitium rectà pergit. Intent, Consilio. Who sincerely wishes it was in his power, Qui ex animo optat se posse. P. 104. He is accused, Arguitur. Of not being punctual in writing, De non missione literarum. Of Extortion, De repe tundis pecuniis. P. 105. To advise you of it, Ea de re te admonendum esse. Lay any thing to the To charge, Insimulare. P. 106. Retort the Charge, Te eodem crimine condemnabo. P. 107. As, Ut qui. But more earnestly when, &c. Impensiùs quidem laborantibus. P. 108. But so as to remember, Ut reminiscar ta men. me. In the case of, In. My Promise, Datæ fidei. P. 109. Suitable to your Circumstances, Quae digna tud persond sunt. It will be an eternal Obligation to me, Semper me tibi devinctum habetis. But in a little while, Pòst paulò. The Note is changed, Alid canitur cantilená. When they come to be transported with, Cùm inciderunt in. P. 110. The Dignity of my Character, Dignitatis nostræ. We must mind other Men's Business, Aliena sic nobis tractanda sunt. Totheir last, Ad extrema. Former Insolence, Veteris contumelia. Practice, Consuetudinis. P. 111. Reduce to the same Condition, In eundem locum redigere. Employ, Artificium. Without being ashamed, Sine rubore. Moral Decency, Verecundia. To cast a severe Eye on the Example, Cum severitate exemplum tueri. P. 112. The many Obligations you have laid upon me, Plurima quibus me tibi devinctum habes merita. to gain a Kingdom, Ne si exploratum quidem habeam regno me eo pacto potiturum. We eagerly desire, Concupiscimus. Undo us, Pessundarent. What labouring Man, Ecquisnam mercenarius That his Work is over,* Opere absoluto. Cutting off all Convoys, &c. Commeatu intercluso. Without Bloodshed, Sine vulnere. P. 114. For the Wrong's sake, Ipsius injuriæ ergo. Let not-tempt thee to contrive any Mischief to him, Cave-te impellat illi malum parare. Under the Name of Good Offices, Specie benevolentiæ. The worst, gravissima. P. 115. What is there great, in that a Man, Quid magnifici est, hominem. Procures, conciliat. |