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Epitaphium Glauciæ, Epig. 28.
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Epitaphium Glauciæ, Epig. 28.
The free born Boy of MeliorWhich being dead, whole Rome mournd for,
His dearest Patron's short delight,
(Glaucias) interr'd in endlesse night
Under this marble Tombe doth ly,
The great Flaminian road hard by,
Of modest life, and purely chast
Accutely witty, and sweet faced,
Just twice six Harvests he passd by
Scarcely disroab'd of infancy,
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Mayst thou nere weep such of thine own!
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