To Maria

Nay, dear Maria, do not haughty be,
Or Justice yet will take her toll of thee,
A punishment of age instead of death,
Grey hair, cheeks wrinkled, and limbs bent beneath.
Upon thy beauty shall her vengeance fall,
That beauty which has been the cause of all.
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Julianus of Egypt
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