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%l% iyirch&ologh Attica. Lib. $\ Cap. ij."
EpitheteA<>rce#/sor the feet, in ailusion to this anointing^
(ic may be) they used to kifle them too ( as (bee did the feet
os ourSaviour)tor to saith he os his Daughter in tAriftopha*
ties.
*Kurip.Med. AwoytC.Wj ^ njJ nidi' t&heipii ^ eagjtto4etS3 ?/A.wa"ii. -
v. i j j. For the Children thus co maintains their Parents out os an An*
tipelargy, and to feed the old ones like the birds, it was com-
monly termed in one word yn&gonitr, and fo UMedfa ufes the
_ • word to her children at parting.
Next to the charges of maintaining the parent when he is
o/^tarethoseof buying him, when he is dead} and those to
be borne by the Sonne too. And therefore Admetus running
out upon his father, for not offering to lay downe that
life in his roome, which being then very old, he muft fliortly
leave in his oVone; Well (faies he) / am to be reckoned but a dead
nsansandyou for your part, are not liks to have any more fons no'W.
a 'Oi yneaQonitfxTi £ SapoWa in
lltm in Al ~, " «
' nzaxhwr/, ZraZHtroVTVJ ViK&V.
m v'-6H* That will you/m/.and fhrowd your head,
And Loyyouforth when you are dead..
And now that we have brought the man so neer his end; we
will ssiew him what courfe he is to take sor the difposingos
his estate, only because is he ssiould have no children at all,
or none (uch as they (houldbe, there might be a doubt what
Ep <loc» I will speak a word os that sirst.
CAP. XV.
Be (tdoptionet tcsiatmmo, & htreditate.
*lsa.ieArh TP a man had either no child at al, or none that was
§mb. J. ym7i@-9 sree borne, he had power* to adopt him a nothsts
. or
EpitheteA<>rce#/sor the feet, in ailusion to this anointing^
(ic may be) they used to kifle them too ( as (bee did the feet
os ourSaviour)tor to saith he os his Daughter in tAriftopha*
ties.
*Kurip.Med. AwoytC.Wj ^ njJ nidi' t&heipii ^ eagjtto4etS3 ?/A.wa"ii. -
v. i j j. For the Children thus co maintains their Parents out os an An*
tipelargy, and to feed the old ones like the birds, it was com-
monly termed in one word yn&gonitr, and fo UMedfa ufes the
_ • word to her children at parting.
Next to the charges of maintaining the parent when he is
o/^tarethoseof buying him, when he is dead} and those to
be borne by the Sonne too. And therefore Admetus running
out upon his father, for not offering to lay downe that
life in his roome, which being then very old, he muft fliortly
leave in his oVone; Well (faies he) / am to be reckoned but a dead
nsansandyou for your part, are not liks to have any more fons no'W.
a 'Oi yneaQonitfxTi £ SapoWa in
lltm in Al ~, " «
' nzaxhwr/, ZraZHtroVTVJ ViK&V.
m v'-6H* That will you/m/.and fhrowd your head,
And Loyyouforth when you are dead..
And now that we have brought the man so neer his end; we
will ssiew him what courfe he is to take sor the difposingos
his estate, only because is he ssiould have no children at all,
or none (uch as they (houldbe, there might be a doubt what
Ep <loc» I will speak a word os that sirst.
CAP. XV.
Be (tdoptionet tcsiatmmo, & htreditate.
*lsa.ieArh TP a man had either no child at al, or none that was
§mb. J. ym7i@-9 sree borne, he had power* to adopt him a nothsts
. or