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De Marone, Epig. 92.
Maro a Vow did make but somthing lowdFor an old Friend, by a feirce Ague bow'd;
That if this sickness spared him from the Grave,
Great Jove a grateful Sacrifice should have.
The Doctors promised certain health: O now
Maro makes Vowes to scape the former Vow.
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