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1   1, 26     |        than the ridicule due to folly. Such as this man would
2   1, 47     |          or the blood, would be folly infinitely great. And, well
3   1, 75     |      will be filled with error, folly, and every sort of infatuation.
4   2, 14     |         in this sickly state of folly, by way of proof of these
5   2, 21(46) |      which he condemns as utter folly. See also Spencer's note
6   2, 50     | conscience, have laughed at the folly of the many ; and it is
7   3, 66     |      with every evil desire and folly, again fabricate Gods to
8   4, 30(114)|        figures of Intellect and Folly, (see my Persian Controversies,
9   5, 48     |      own forefathers; charge as folly those of the wise of ancient