Essay

 1        9| others; what persons are most subject to be envied themselves;
 2        9|   those that are more or less subject to envy: First, persons
 3        9|    cares, or perils, are less subject to envy. For men think that
 4        9|     Above all, those are most subject to envy, which carry the
 5       10|       idol and make himself a subject, though not of the mouth (
 6       12|       For if absurdity be the subject of laughter, doubt you not
 7       13| commonly more quiet, and less subject to sedition, than where
 8       27|   within his compass; and not subject to deceit and abuse of servants;
 9       28|    amongst civil affairs more subject to error, than the right
10       28|    For that maketh the common subject, grow to be a peasant and
11       28|     unto them, as may breed a subject to live in convenient plenty
12       32|     chiefly such as are least subject to diseases, and multiply
13       34|   verse. For so much was then subject to demonstration, that the
14       35|     down the greatness of any subject that over–tops; as Tiberius
15       55|      attendance of courts, is subject to four bad instruments.