anxietas

• [5298]From it, saith Austin, arise "biting cares, perturbations, passions, sorrows, fears, suspicions, discontents, contentions, discords, wars, treacheries, enmities, flattery, cozening, riot, impudence, cruelty, knavery," &c 5299 dolor, querelae Lamentatio, lachrymae perennes Languor, anxietas, amaritudo Aut si triste magis potest quid esse Hos tu das comites Neaera vitae These be the companions of lovers, and the ordinary symptoms, as the poet repeats them 5300] "In amore haec insunt vitia Suspiciones, inimicitiae, audaciae Bellum, pax rursum," &c 5301] "Insomnia, aerumna, error, terror, et fuga Excogitantia excors immodestia Petulantia, cupiditas, et malevolentia Inhaeret etiam aviditas, desidia, injuria Inopia, contumelia et dispendium," &c In love these vices are; suspicions Peace, war, and impudence, detractions Dreams, cares, and errors, terrors and affrights Immodest pranks, devices, sleights and flights Heart-burnings, wants, neglects, desire of wrong Loss continual, expense and hurt among Every poet is full of such catalogues of love symptoms; but fear and sorrow may justly challenge the chief place. —  The Anatomy of Melancholy
• Primum igitur te ipsum qui paulo ante diuitiis affluebas, interrogo: Inter illas abundantissimas opes numquamne animum tuum concepta ex qualibet iniuria confudit anxietas? " —  The Theological Tractates and The Consolation of Philosophy
• Certainly anyone who wishes to have a true notion of the music of this period should obtain (if he can) copies of the D minor five-part mass, and the Cantiones Sacræ, and carefully study such numbers as the "Agnus Dei" of the former and the profound "Tristitia et anxietas" in the latter. —  Old Scores and New Readings Discussions on Music & Certain Musicians

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