Part

 1 Pref  |    discommended by Folly; and having brought her in speaking,
 2 Praise|      to no other end but that having discouraged them from it,
 3 Praise|    revels, and May games, not having so much as the least society
 4 Praise|       men’s madness.~And now, having vindicated to myself the
 5 Praise| understanding, and fear that, having fancied a danger, dissuades
 6 Praise|       he now began to live by having got an estate, without which
 7 Praise|      the meantime the divine, having run through the whole body
 8 Praise|    most unfortunate, because, having no one to tell them truth,
 9 Praise|  madness.~For neither he that having weak eyes should take a
10 Praise|       cheat themselves, till, having spent all, there is not
11 Praise|    made shipwreck of all, and having split their ship on that
12 Praise|  table? Or what of those who, having confidence in certain magical
13 Praise|       zeal, piety, and valor, having found out a new way by which
14 Praise|    first place, nevertheless, having forespoke our theologians
15 Praise|    and that cock in Lucian by having lived long among men became
16 Praise|    that of his at Athens when having casually espied the inscription
17 Praise|     carry it on. As if Christ having altered his mind, in that
18 Praise|     life, was so far now from having them go forth without a
19 Praise|    Festus to be mad.~But now, having once gotten on the lion’
20 Praise|      and condition; but when, having broken its fetters, it endeavors
21 Praise|        and that fugitive who, having broke from them and returning
22 Praise|     much against their wills, having as if they had it not, and
23 Praise| anything of what I have said, having foolishly bolted out such