Chapter

 1        1|     in another place, when he saith THE SPIRIT OF MAN IS AS
 2        1|      unbelief and error; for, saith our Saviour, YOU ERR, NOT
 3        1|       swell; as the Scripture saith excellently, knowledge bloweth
 4        1|      to goodness or love, for saith he, IF I HAVE ALL FAITH
 5        1|     the brain: for as Salomon saith excellently, THE FOOL PUTTETH
 6        4|      of Alexander’s conquests saith, NIHIL ALIUD QUAM BENE AUSUS
 7        4|       as Aristotle doth, that saith our ancestors were extreme
 8        8| pleasure with distaste. SIR, (saith a man of art to Philip king
 9        8|       wisely censure, when he saith THESE ARE THE OPINIONS OF
10        9|       the worst sort of error saith, ERRARE FECIT COS IN INVIO
11        9|      contemplations as Seneca saith it fareth with them in their
12       11|   ways possible; for the poet saith well SAPIENTIBUS UNDIQUE
13       11|      towards God the creator, saith, THAT ALL THE NATIONS IN
14       11|  Plato casteth his burden and saith THAT HE WILL REVERE HIM