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 1 Praise|         to prick up to jugglers, fools, and buffoons, and such
 2 Praise|        truth they are morotatoi, fools, and yet would appear to
 3 Praise|      call them morosophous, wise fools.~Nor will it be amiss also
 4 Praise|          on the contrary, my fat fools are as plump and round as
 5 Praise|           makes them the greater fools.” And yet there is scarce
 6 Praise|     greatest part of mankind are fools, nay there is not anyone
 7 Praise|          father, that is to say, fools.~However this were to be
 8 Praise|         folly, and that too from fools and to fools? Against which
 9 Praise|       that too from fools and to fools? Against which universal
10 Praise|         the applauses of so many fools, to please himself with
11 Praise|        one of the middle sort of fools, who, being a fool himself,
12 Praise|      know how to command or obey fools; and who though he please
13 Praise|      censure, it concerns not my fools in the least, inasmuch as
14 Praise|           as being in this twice fools, that when they are born
15 Praise|          of men we commonly call fools, idiots, lack-wits, and
16 Praise|        evils I have delivered my fools. Add to this that they are
17 Praise|         degree they prefer these fools before their crabbish wise
18 Praise|          with smart truths;” but fools fit them with that they
19 Praise|  blessing which Nature has given fools, that they are the only
20 Praise|     found by experience among my fools, that not only truths but
21 Praise|          gods have given only to fools. And for the same reasons
22 Praise|       return to the happiness of fools, who when they have passed
23 Praise|        over the several sorts of fools or all the names of folly,
24 Praise|          life. Nor are they less fools who admire these beasts
25 Praise| difference; or, if there be, the fools have the advantage: first,
26 Praise|         several hurly-burlies of fools! for I myself sometimes
27 Praise|           that is to say all the fools and unlearned. And what
28 Praise|           verses, and encomiums; fools their fellow fools, and
29 Praise|    encomiums; fools their fellow fools, and dunces their brother
30 Praise|         themselves with jesters, fools, gambols, and horse tricks.
31 Praise|         contrary so favorable to fools and careless fellows that
32 Praise|         and hated lives: whereas fools abound in money, have the
33 Praise|      they are wholly addicted to fools and are afraid of a wise
34 Praise|           All things are full of fools.” For who does not know
35 Praise|          chapter, “The number of fools is infinite;” and when he
36 Praise|           All things are full of fools.” Again, that wise preacher
37 Praise|         but that all mankind are fools and the name of wise only
38 Praise|     sadness is, but the heart of fools follows mirth”? by which
39 Praise|           supposes all men to be fools like him.” And is it not
40 Praise|        it was the prerogative of fools to speak what they like,
41 Praise|        in another place, “We are fools for Christ’s sake.” You
42 Praise|    joined himself upon the way, “fools.” Nor can I give you any
43 Praise|        is it without ground that fools are so acceptable to God.
44 Praise|       sucklings, that is to say, fools. For the Greek word for
45 Praise|          Greek word for babes is fools, which he opposes to the
46 Praise|         but that all mankind are fools—nay, even the very best?~
47 Praise|        boys, old men, women, and fools are more delighted with
48 Praise|      Lastly there are no sort of fools seem more out of the way