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The satires of Persius, tr. by W. Drummond
The satires of Persius tr by W Drummond Author:Aulus Persius Flaccus Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: SATIRA I. V. I—IO. O Cur As hominuml 6 quantum est in rebus inane! Quis leget haec, min tu istud ais, nemo Hercule, nemo ? Vel duo, vel nemo, turpe et mise... more »rabile, quare ? Ne mihi .Polydamas, et Troiades Labeonem Praetulerint, nugae, non, si quid turbida Roma Elevet, accedas : examenve improbum in illa Castiges trutina : nec te qu.-esiveris extra. Nam Romae est quis non ? ac, si fas dicere: sed fas Tunc, cum ad canitiem, et nostrum istud vivere triste Aspexi, et micibus facimus quaecunque relictis, SATIRE I. PF.RSIUS AND MONITOR. vERSE I 20. PERSIUS. Unhappy men lead lives of care and pain, Their joys how fleeting, and their hopes how vain! M. But who will read a satire so begun ? P. What this to me—this ?—M. Faith, I'll tell you, none. P. None, do you say ? M. Why, yes, perhaps a few; But still the number will dishonour you. P. Lest a lewd prince and his abandon'd throng Bestow the laurel on a minion's song; And must we then reserve the sacred bays For those whom Rome's worst profligates shall praise) Rely not always on the general voice; Nor place all merit in the people's choice; Let your own eyes be those with which you see; Nor seek in others, what yourself should be. For who at Rome does not ?—Dare I speak plain t I dare, I must,—to check my rage were vain. My spleen o'erflows, I sicken to behold A guilty world, in error growing old; Each stage of life mark'd by its empty joys, The infant and the man exchanging toys; Cumsapimus patruos: tune, tune, ignoscite. Nolo : Quid faciam ? sed sum petulanti splene cachinno. Scribimus inclusi, numeros ille, hic pede liber, Grande aliquid, quod pulmo aninia e praelargus anhelet. Scilicet haec populo, pexusque togaque recenti, Et natalitia tandem cum sardony...« less