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 1 Praise| May-game came the supercilious philosophers, in whose room have succeeded
 2 Praise|        Do but observe our grim philosophers that are perpetually beating
 3 Praise|       matter, that neither the philosophers themselves doubted to reckon
 4 Praise|    other dregs of mankind, not philosophers; who how unapt they are
 5 Praise|        condemned by those wise philosophers. For what is more foolish,
 6 Praise|        But methinks I hear the philosophers opposing it and saying ’
 7 Praise|      least insolent of all the philosophers; or if it could, it would
 8 Praise|     Tub,” or, according to the philosophers, by alpha, beta.~But the
 9 Praise|        And next these come our philosophers, so much reverenced for
10 Praise|      also confuted the heathen philosophers and Jews, a people than