Essay

 1        1|      opinions, flattering hopes, false valuations, imaginations
 2        1|       with shame, as to be found false and perfidious. And therefore
 3        3|       meaning. There be also two false peaces, or unities: the
 4        6|         which is simulation, and false profession; that I hold
 5       14|          open; and in like sort, false news often running up and
 6       22|          thyself, as thou be not false to others; specially to
 7       22| ambassadors, generals, and other false and corrupt servants; which
 8       24|        time; or to contrive some false periods of business, because
 9       25|      requireth a new work; which false point of wisdom is the bane
10       30|        and yet to bridle them as false. For so far a man ought
11       34|        to be calculated, under a false name; and the astrologer
12       52|    common people, it is commonly false and naught; and rather followeth
13       52|        flowers. There be so many false points of praise, that a