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Epigram. 29. In Caium: Dantur opes nulla nunc nisi diuitibus.
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Rvbbe, and A great Cast | ||
Epigram. 29. In Caium: Dantur opes nulla nunc nisi diuitibus.
When Caius needed no mans amitie,He might haue beene beholding vnto many:
But when he sought in his calamitie,
He could not be beholding vnto any.
Then eu'ry man his kindnesse gen recall,
His kinsfolkes were to him no kin at all;
All scorn'd their quondam kind companion.
A common case, and true it is we see,
With seeming friends, how we shalbe attended,
The whilst our state stands happy, who but wee?
O how the fortunate shalbe befriended!
But when foule fortune throws vs to the ground,
Lo then they seeke occasion to be gone:
To beate that dog a staffe is quickely found,
Hang him (say they) we n'er knew such a one.
Riches are onely giuen to the rich,
And he that's downe, shal still lie in the ditch.
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