The mediæval proverb, Ubi dolor ibi digitus.

Jeremy Taylor has largely borrowed from this Treatise in his "Holy Living," chap. ii. § v. Of Modesty.

Lines from some comic poet, no doubt.

Sophocles, Fragm. 713. The lines are quoted more fully by our author in his "Lives," p. 911. There are there four preceding lines that compare human life to the moon's changes.

See Euripides, Fragm., 389. Also Plutarch's "Theseus," cap. xv.

Sophocles, "Electra," 724, 725.

This and the line above are in Sophocles, "Œdipus Tyrannus," 1169, 1170.

Euripides, "Orestes," 213.

Or bashfulness, shamefacedness, what the French call mauvaise honte.

"Iliad," xxiv. 44, 45.

Soph., Fragm., 736.