"Why hast thou hair upon thy brow? To seize me by, when met. Why is thy head then bald behind? Because men wish in vain, When I have run past on wingèd feet To catch me e'er again."
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Posidippus, Epigram 13. In Brunck's ed. of Anthologia, Volume II, p. 49. Imitated by Ausonius, Epigram 12.
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