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1 Pref  | understanding reader will easily perceive my endeavors herein were
2 Praise|  companions and followers as you perceive about me, if you have a
3 Praise|     neither know themselves, nor perceive a ditch or block that lies
4 Praise|          himself was not able to perceive them. But then chiefly do
5 Praise|    haecceities, which no one can perceive without a Lynceus whose
6 Praise|       who is there that does not perceive it? And yet by reason of
7 Praise|     close that scarce anyone can perceive it. In like manner the popes,
8 Praise|       life, who does not clearly perceive what he means in this place?