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 1 Pref  |     on the common errors of mankind, and that too without offense,
 2 Praise|     and private business of mankind is governed; without whose
 3 Praise|  are for the common good of mankind, why am not I of right the
 4 Praise|   either beget or propagate mankind; but even he himself, the
 5 Praise|    has that great parent of mankind, Nature, been that there
 6 Praise|  for the common pleasure of mankind. The nature of all which
 7 Praise|   that the greatest part of mankind are fools, nay there is
 8 Praise|     and such other dregs of mankind, not philosophers; who how
 9 Praise| should spread further among mankind. For which reason it is
10 Praise|     sands—for what offenses mankind have deserved these things,
11 Praise|  Theuth, the evil genius of mankind, first invented for his
12 Praise|     with other the pests of mankind, from the same head from
13 Praise|   scarce know anyone in all mankind that is wise at all hours,
14 Praise|    innumerable rufflings of mankind, he would think he saw a
15 Praise|     a kind of tyranny among mankind, believing themselves very
16 Praise|     give life and safety to mankind by his harmless influence,
17 Praise|  hint at in it but that all mankind are fools and the name of
18 Praise|      it is no wonder if all mankind be concluded under folly.
19 Praise| this drive at, but that all mankind are fools—nay, even the
20 Praise|    all the pleasures of all mankind were all joined together.