Essay

 1        7|           but memory, merit, and noble works, are proper to men.
 2        9|       idem sit malevolus.~Men of noble birth, are noted to be envious
 3        9|       that darken it.~Persons of noble blood, are less envied in
 4       10| contemplation of heaven, and all noble objects, should do nothing
 5       12|          high, above those other noble parts, of invention, elocution,
 6       12|       that his heart is like the noble tree, that is wounded itself,
 7       13|       more, to behold an ancient noble family, which has stood
 8       13|    envieth him that is. Besides, noble persons cannot go much higher;
 9       15|      traduced; for his words are noble and divine: Non deos vulgi
10       26|          direct.~After these two noble fruits of friendship (peace
11       35|      mean birth, than if they be noble; and if they be rather harsh
12       54|       their territories, or make noble defence against invaders.