Iam satis functus baleas, sed tu, deus Alme, Sic mihi concedas bibere siqz mori.
"English Villages"
P. H. Ditchfield
A contemporary of his, Le Poitevin Saint-Alme, relates that he united in himself the Roman, the Gaul, and the Goth, and possessed the attributes of these three races-boldness, patience, and health.
"Balzac"
Frederick Lawton
Come veto fanciullo esser vede Iphi va con parole Alme, e devote Altempio con la madre, e la nutrice, E paga il voto, e'l suo miracoldice.
"Shakespeare's Lost Years in London, 1586-1592"
Arthur Acheson
