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Cum enim laborat se incur vat. Cf. Virg., Eccl., iii., 42,
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so Art. Am., ii., 670,
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Curva senectus. Or from his assiduity,
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Madan says,
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Curvus means crooked, that hath turnings and windings; and this latter, in a mental sense, denotes cunning, which is often used for _skillful_. Cf. Exod., xxxviii., 23. The old Schol. explains it by Anaglyptarius,
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It probably refers to the
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to deck his corridor, perhaps of fictitious ancestors. Cf. viii., 2,
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Pictosque ostendere vultus majorum.
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For when to Fortune I prefer my prayers, The obdurate goddess stops at once her ears; Stops with that wax which saved Ulysses' crew, When by the Syrens' rocks and songs they flew.