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A wOrm-a God. Young. Dust and shade. Hsraee. The image of flower. Job. A liar. St Paul. A wolf to man. PiGutus. Roiienness a. his birth, a beast in life

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 The spoil of time and sport of fortune

 .fristotle. A two>footed fe0lherless animal. SOe-

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 A short lived mortal. PersiWs. A snake-a palm. Anacharsis. A little God. Socrates. A little Devil. Erasmus. A little world. Aristotle. All that is good. P'ati"~s. All that is bad. Heinsius. An idol, SapphO. A celestial animal. Ouid A fading leaf. IsG'Gh. A falling leaf. Homer. A bubble. PersitIS. Calamity itself. Hesiod. A shadow of dreams. Pindar. Made little lower than the angels

 Dgpid. ,s a Of few days, and full ot troubis. Job, Ever 6ckle and ineonstant' FTga. A child of wrath and disobed!ence

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 A generation ofvipers. Jesus Christ The study of mankind. P"pe' Litchfeld, lS47. l. J.