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1 1 |  not wish, but it was quite plain.~ From Maximus I learned
2 3 | from thy words it should be plain that everything in thee
3 5 | been shown above. Is it not plain that the inferior~exist
4 8 | others and to thyself it is plain that thou art far~from philosophy.
5 8 |   with any affectation: use plain discourse.~ Augustus' court,
6 10|   then.~ Let this always be plain to thee, that this piece
7 11| what end does it look!~ How plain does it appear that there
8 11|    they do not right, it is plain that they do so~involuntarily