Book, Chapter

1      1, VII | comprehended in a verse of Homer’s —~“Telis, Phoebe, tuis,
2      1, VII |  trumpet of his praises as Homer’s verses; secondly, in the
3      1, VII |    he gave his opinion for Homer’s works); thirdly, in his
4      1, VII |    is not such a liquor as Homer speaketh of, which ran from
5      1, VIII|  well noted long ago, that Homer hath given more men their
6      1, VIII| For have not the verses of Homer continued twenty-five hundred
7      2, IV  | which are now extant, even Homer himself (notwithstanding