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Otia Sacra Optima Fides

[by Mildmay Fane]
Westmorland, Mildmay Fane (1601-1666)
  
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Il vero monte Testaccio.

GOLGOTHA

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 Memento mori, or a Deaths-head worn
Upon a finger, oft becomes a scorn;
For what through use familiar is grown,
Nature counts less by apprehension.
Yet be advis'd, this Mount of dead mens skuls,
A greater dread and terror on thee puls,
Who durst by Sins, and loose desires below,
Make him again pay that which thou didst ow.
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