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be_v ask_v what_o hope_n be_v he_o reply_v the_o dream_n of_o a_o wake_a man_n be_v tell_v of_o one_o that_o speak_v ill_o of_o he_o behind_o his_o back_n let_v he_o beat_v i_o too_o when_o i_o be_o absent_a he_o say_v the_o root_n of_o learning_n be_v bitter_a but_o the_o fruit_n sweet_a be_v ask_v what_o a_o friend_n be_v two_o soul_n say_v he_o dwell_v in_o one_o body_n and_o what_o he_o have_v gain_v by_o philosophy_n he_o answer_v to_o do_v that_o free_o which_o other_o do_v only_o out_o of_o fear_n of_o the_o law_n he_o die_v in_o the_o three_o year_n of_o the_o one_o hundred_o and_o fourteen_o olympiad_n laert_n lib._n 5._o p._n 116_o 117._o 21._o theophrastus_n the_o son_n of_o melanta_n a_o eresian_a fuller_n he_o succeed_v aristotle_n in_o his_o school_n he_o be_v a_o studious_a and_o a_o learned_a manâ—_n of_o that_o esteem_n at_o athens_n that_o he_o have_v almost_o two_o thousand_o scholar_n and_o accuse_v by_o agonides_n of_o impiety_n little_o want_v but_o that_o the_o athenian_n have_v fine_v his_o accuser_n he_o use_v to_o say_v that_o the_o loss_n of_o time_n be_v the_o great_a expense_n that_o a_o ungoverned_a tongue_n be_v less_o to_o be_v trust_v than_o a_o unbridled_a horse_n that_o for_o the_o love_n of_o glory_n man_n proud_o lose_v many_o of_o the_o pleasure_n of_o life_n that_o we_o then_o die_v when_o we_o begin_v to_o live_v he_o write_v many_o book_n and_o die_v at_o eighty_o five_o year_n of_o age_n have_v remit_v something_o of_o the_o former_a course_n of_o his_o study_n he_o be_v conceive_v thereby_o to_o have_v hasten_v his_o death_n laert._n lib._n 5._o p._n 122_o
how_o they_o have_v be_v reward_v 119_o chap._n 17._o of_o the_o envious_a nature_n and_o disposition_n of_o some_o man_n 120_o chap._n 18._o of_o modesty_n and_o the_o shamefaced_n nature_n of_o some_o man_n and_o woman_n 122_o chap._n 19_o of_o impudence_n and_o the_o shameless_a behaviour_n of_o divers_a person_n 124_o chap._n 20._o of_o jealousy_n and_o how_o strange_o some_o have_v be_v affect_v with_o it_o 125_o chap._n 21._o of_o the_o commiseration_n pity_n and_o compassion_n of_o some_o man_n to_o other_o in_o time_n of_o their_o adversity_n 127_o chap._n 22._o of_o the_o deep_a dissimulation_n and_o hypocrisy_n of_o some_o man_n 128_o the_o three_o book_n chap._n 1._o of_o the_o early_a appearance_n of_o virtue_n learning_n greatness_n of_o spirit_n and_o subtlety_n in_o some_o young_a person_n 130_o chap._n 2._o of_o such_o as_o have_v be_v extreme_a wild_n and_o prodigal_a or_o debauch_v in_o their_o youth_n have_v afterward_o prove_v excellent_a person_n 132_o chap._n 3._o of_o punctual_a observation_n in_o matter_n of_o religion_n and_o the_o great_a regard_n some_o man_n have_v have_v to_o it_o 134_o chap._n 4._o of_o the_o veracity_n of_o some_o person_n and_o their_o great_a love_n to_o truth_n and_o hatred_n of_o flattery_n and_o falsehood_n 137_o chap._n 5._o of_o such_o as_o have_v be_v great_a lover_n and_o promoter_n of_o peace_n 139_o chap._n 6._o of_o the_o signal_n love_n that_o some_o man_n have_v show_v to_o their_o country_n 140_o chap._n 7._o of_o the_o singular_a love_n of_o some_o husband_n to_o their_o wife_n 142_o chap._n 8._o of_o the_o singular_a love_n of_o some_o wife_n to_o their_o husband_n 144_o chap._n 9_o of_o the_o indulgence_n and_o great_a love_n of_o some_o parent_n to_o their_o child_n 147_o chap._n 10._o of_o the_o reverence_n and_o piety_n of_o some_o child_n to_o their_o parent_n 149_o chap._n 11._o of_o the_o singular_a love_n of_o some_o brethren_n to_o each_o other_o 152_o chap._n 12._o of_o the_o singular_a love_n of_o some_o servant_n to_o their_o master_n 154_o chap._n 13._o of_o the_o faithfulness_n of_o some_o man_n to_o their_o engagement_n and_o trust_v repose_v in_o they_o 157_o chap._n 14._o of_o the_o exact_a obedience_n which_o some_o have_v yield_v to_o their_o superior_n 159_o chap._n 15._o of_o the_o generosity_n of_o some_o person_n and_o the_o noble_a action_n by_o they_o perform_v 161_o chap._n 16._o of_o the_o frugality_n and_o thriftiness_n of_o some_o man_n in_o their_o apparel_n furniture_n and_o other_o thing_n 164_o chap._n 17._o of_o the_o hospitality_n of_o some_o man_n and_o their_o free_a entertainment_n of_o stranger_n 165_o chap._n 18._o of_o the_o blameless_a and_o innocent_a life_n of_o some_o person_n 167_o chap._n 19_o of_o the_o choice_a instance_n of_o the_o most_o entire_a friendship_n 168_o chap._n 20._o of_o the_o grateful_a disposition_n of_o some_o person_n and_o what_o return_v they_o have_v make_v of_o benefit_n receive_v 171_o chap._n 21._o of_o the_o meekness_n humanity_n clemency_n and_o mercy_n of_o some_o man_n 174_o chap._n 22._o of_o the_o light_n and_o gentle_a revenge_n some_o have_v take_v upon_o other_o 177_o chap_n 23._o of_o the_o sobriety_n and_o temperance_n of_o some_o man_n in_o their_o meat_n and_o drink_n and_o other_o thing_n 179_o chap._n 24._o of_o the_o affability_n and_o humility_n of_o divers_a great_a person_n 181_o chap._n 25._o of_o counsel_n and_o the_o wisdom_n of_o some_o man_n therein_o 182_o chap._n 26_o of_o the_o subtlety_n and_o prudence_n of_o some_o man_n in_o the_o investigation_n and_o discovery_n of_o thing_n and_o their_o determination_n about_o they_o 184_o chap._n 27._o of_o the_o liberal_a and_o bountiful_a disposition_n of_o divers_a great_a person_n 186_o chap._n 28._o of_o the_o pious_a work_n and_o charitable_a gift_n of_o some_o man_n 189_o chap._n 28._o of_o such_o as_o be_v lover_n of_o justice_n and_o impartial_a administrator_n of_o it_o 192_o chap._n 30._o of_o such_o person_n as_o be_v illustrious_a for_o their_o singular_a chastity_n both_o man_n and_o woman_n 195_o chap._n 31._o of_o patience_n and_o what_o power_n some_o man_n have_v have_v over_o their_o passion_n 199_o chap._n 32._o of_o such_o as_o have_v well_o deport_v themselves_o in_o their_o adversity_n or_o be_v improve_v thereby_o 200_o chap._n 33._o of_o the_o willingness_n of_o some_o man_n to_o forgive_v injury_n receive_v 201_o chap._n 34._o of_o such_o as_o have_v patient_o take_v free_a speech_n and_o reprehension_n from_o their_o inferior_n 203_o chap._n 35._o of_o the_o incredible_a strength_n of_o mind_n wherewith_o some_o person_n have_v support_v themselves_o in_o the_o midst_n of_o torment_n and_o other_o hardship_n 205_o chap._n 36._o of_o the_o fortitude_n and_o personal_a valour_n of_o some_o famous_a men._n 207_o chap._n 37._o of_o the_o fearless_a boldness_n of_o some_o man_n and_o their_o desperate_a resolution_n 210_o chap._n 38._o of_o the_o immovable_a constancy_n of_o some_o person_n 213_o chap._n 39_o of_o the_o great_a confidence_n of_o some_o man_n in_o themselves_o 214_o chap._n 40._o of_o the_o great_a reverence_n show_v to_o learning_n and_o learned_a men._n 216_o chap._n 41._o of_o the_o exceed_a intentness_n of_o some_o man_n upon_o their_o meditation_n and_o study_n 218_o chap._n 42._o of_o such_o person_n as_o be_v of_o choice_a learning_n and_o singular_a skill_n in_o the_o tongue_n chap._n 43._o of_o the_o first_o author_n of_o divers_a famous_a invention_n 222_o chap._n 44._o of_o the_o admirable_a work_n of_o some_o curious_a artist_n 224._o chap._n 45._o of_o the_o industry_n and_o pain_n of_o some_o man_n and_o their_o hatred_n of_o idleness_n 229_o chap._n 46._o of_o the_o dexterity_n of_o some_o man_n in_o the_o instruction_n of_o several_a â—_z 230_o chap._n 47._o of_o the_o taciturnity_n and_o secrecy_n of_o some_o man_n entru_v with_o privacy_n 232_o chap._n 48._o of_o such_o who_o in_o their_o raise_a fortune_n have_v be_v mindful_a of_o their_o low_a beginning_n 233_o chap._n 49._o of_o such_o as_o have_v despise_v riches_n and_o of_o the_o laudable_a poverty_n of_o some_o illustrious_a person_n 234_o chap._n 50._o of_o such_o person_n as_o have_v prefer_v death_n before_o the_o loss_n of_o thâ—ir_a liberty_n and_o what_o some_o have_v endure_v in_o the_o preservation_n of_o it_o 237_o chap._n 51._o of_o such_o as_o in_o high_a fortune_n have_v be_v mindful_a of_o humane_a frailty_n 238_o chap._n 52._o of_o such_o as_o be_v of_o unusual_a fortune_n and_o felicity_n 239_o chap._n 53._o of_o the_o gallantry_n wherewith_o some_o person_n have_v receive_v death_n or_o the_o message_n of_o it_o 241_o the_o four_o book_n chap._n 1._o of_o atheist_n and_o such_o as_o have_v make_v no_o account_n of_o religion_n with_o their_o sacrilegious_a action_n and_o the_o punishment_n thereof_o 361_o chap._n 2._o of_o such_o as_o be_v exceed_o hopeful_a in_o youth_n but_o afterward_o improve_v to_o the_o worse_o 363_o chap._n 3._o of_o the_o rigorous_a severity_n of_o some_o parent_n to_o their_o child_n and_o how_o unnatural_a other_o have_v show_v themselves_o towards_o they_o 364_o chap._n 4._o of_o the_o degenerate_a son_n of_o illustrious_a parent_n 366_o chap._n 5._o of_o undutiful_a and_o unnatural_a child_n to_o their_o parent_n 368_o chap._n 6._o of_o the_o affectation_n of_o divine_a honour_n and_o the_o desire_n of_o some_o man_n te_fw-la be_v repute_v go_n 370_o chap._n 7._o of_o unnatural_a husband_n to_o their_o wife_n 372_o chap._n 8._o of_o such_o wife_n as_o be_v unnatural_a to_o their_o husband_n or_o evil_o deport_v towards_o they_o 373_o chap._n 9_o of_o the_o deep_a hatred_n some_o have_v conceive_v against_o their_o own_o brethren_n and_o the_o unnatural_a action_n of_o brother_n and_o sister_n 374_o chap._n 10._o of_o the_o barbarous_a and_o savage_a cruelty_n of_o some_o man_n 376_o chap._n 11._o of_o the_o bitter_a revenge_n that_o some_o man_n have_v take_v upon_o their_o enemy_n 379_o chap._n 12._o of_o the_o great_a and_o grievous_a oppression_n and_o unmercifulness_n of_o some_o man_n and_o their_o punishment_n 382_o chap._n 13._o of_o the_o bloody_a and_o cruel_a massacre_n in_o several_a place_n and_o their_o occasion_n 384_o chap._n 13._o of_o the_o excessive_a prodigality_n of_o some_o person_n 385_o chap._n 14._o of_o the_o prodigious_a luxury_n of_o some_o man_n in_o their_o feast_v 387_o chap._n 15._o of_o the_o voraciousness_n of_o some_o great_a eater_n and_o the_o swallower_n of_o stone_n etc._n etc._n 390_o chap._n 16._o of_o great_a drinker_n and_o what_o great_a quantity_n they_o have_v swallow_v 391_o chap._n 17._o of_o drunkenness_n and_o what_o have_v befall_v some_o man_n in_o they_o 393_o chap._n 18._o of_o the_o luxury_n and_o expense_n of_o some_o person_n in_o apparel_n and_o their_o variety_n therein_o and_o in_o their_o other_o furniture_n 395_o chap._n 19_o of_o game_n
and_o thirty_o year_n of_o his_o age_n 4._o in_o devonshire_n there_o be_v a_o stone_n call_v the_o hang_a stone_n dâ—voâ—sh_v be_v one_o of_o the_o bound-stone_n which_o part_v comb-martin_n from_o the_o next_o parish_n it_o get_v the_o name_n from_o a_o thief_n who_o have_v steal_v a_o sheep_n and_o tie_v it_o about_o his_o own_o neck_n to_o carry_v it_o home_o at_o his_o back_n he_o rest_v himself_o for_o a_o while_n upon_o this_o stone_n which_o be_v about_o a_o foot_n high_a until_o the_o sheep_n struggle_v slide_v over_o the_o stone_n on_o the_o other_o side_n and_o so_o strangle_v the_o man._n 4._o dr._n andrew_n perne_n though_o very_o facetious_a be_v at_o last_o heartbroken_a with_o a_o jest_n norfolk_n as_o i_o have_v be_v most_o credible_o inform_v from_o excellent_a hand_n he_o be_v tax_v much_o for_o alter_v his_o religion_n four_o time_n in_o twelve_o year_n from_o the_o last_o of_o king_n henry_n the_o eight_o to_o the_o first_o of_o queen_n elizabeth_n a_o papist_n a_o 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by_o 〈◊〉_d pen_n of_o the_o reader_n finis_fw-la lib._n 4._o c._n 1._o p._n 179_o 180.181_o hist._n of_o the_o netherlands_o pag._n 91._o clark_n mir_fw-fr cap._n 104._o p._n 497._o barthol_n hist._n anatomic_a cent._n 1._o hist._n 1._o page_n 1.2_o sennert_n pract_n med._n lib._n 4._o part_n 2_o §_o 5._o cap._n 8._o p._n 359._o barthol_n hist._n anat._n cent._n 1._o hist._n 1._o p._n 2._o sennert_n prax_fw-la l._n 4._o par_fw-fr 2._o §_o 5._o c._n 8._o p._n 359.360_o barth_n hist._n anat._n cent._n 1._o hist._n 1._o p._n 3._o salmas_n respond_v ad_fw-la beverov_n de_fw-fr calculo_fw-la p._n 198._o barth_n hist._n anat._n cent._n 1._o hist._n 1._o p._n 3._o barth_n hist._n anat._n cent._n 1._o hist._n 1._o p._n 4.5_o nâ—edh_n disquisit_a anat._n cap._n 3._o p._n 84._o schenck_n observat_fw-la l._n 1._o p._n 13._o ob_n 1._o weinrich_n de_fw-fr monstris_fw-la c._n 26._o p._n 62._o sennert_n pract_n med._n l._n 4._o part_n 2._o §_o 5._o cap._n 8._o p._n 359._o ovid_n epist._n l._n 1._o ep._n 21._o schenck_n observe_v lib._n 4._o p._n 575._o ob_n 8._o donat._n hist._n med._n mir._n lib._n 2._o c._n 22._o p._n 240._o schenck_n observe_v lib._n 4._o p._n 577._o ob_n 9_o zuing._n theatr_n vol._n 2._o lib._n 4._o p._n 357_o col_fw-fr 2._o donat._n hist._n med._n mir._n lib._n 2._o c._n 22._o p._n 239._o zacut._n lusit_fw-la praxis_fw-la medic._n admirand_n lib._n 2._o ob_n 157._o p._n 276._o donat._n hist._n med._n mir._n lib._n 2._o c._n 22._o p._n 241._o 241._o lâ—ps_n de_fw-fr constant_a lib_n 2._o c._n 1â—_n p._n 172._o ovid_n metaâ—_n l._n 6._o p._n 101._o sennert_n prax_fw-la med._n lib._n 4._o par_fw-fr 2._o §_o 4._o c._n 7._o p._n 311._o schâ—â—k_n ob_n lib._n 4._o ob_n 21._o p._n 537._o barth_n cent._n 2._o hist._n 100_o p._n 76._o rosse_n arcan_a micrososm_n lib._n 3._o cap._n 3._o p._n 76._o addit_fw-la ad_fw-la doâ—at_fw-la per_fw-la greg._n herit_v lib._n 7._o cap._n 2._o p._n 659._o johns_n nat._n hist._n cent._n 16._o cap._n 5._o p._n 334._o konaman_n de_fw-fr mir._n mort._n par_fw-fr 3._o c._n 34._o p._n 117._o addit_fw-la ad_fw-la donat._n per_fw-la greg._n hâ—râ—i_fw-la lib._n 7._o cap._n 2._o p._n 663._o ad._n donat._n lib._n 7._o pâ—â—_n hâ—st_n cap._n 2._o p._n 664._o zâ—â—ch_o qu._n medicolegal_a lib._n 4._o tit_n 1._o qu._n 10._o p._n 235._o karnman_n de_fw-fr mir._n mort._n par_fw-fr 3._o cap._n 36._o p._n 18._o plin._n nat._n hist._n lib._n 7._o c._n 16._o p._n 164._o solin_n cap._n 4._o p._n 181._o zuing._n theatr_n vol._n 2._o lib._n 5._o pag._n 414._o col_fw-fr 1._o plut._n parel_n p._n in_o cicerone_n solin_n c._n 4._o p._n 180._o plin._n nat._n hist._n lib._n 7._o c._n 8._o p._n 160._o zuing._n theatr_n vol._n 2._o l._n 1._o p._n 270._o col_fw-fr 2._o plin._n nat._n hist._n l._n 7._o c._n 16._o p._n 164._o solin_n c._n 4._o p._n 181._o plin._n nat._n hist._n lib._n 7._o c._n 9_o p._n 160._o schenck_n ob_n med._n lib._n 4._o ob_n 15._o p._n 580._o hâ—yl_n cosm._n p._n 336._o baker_n chr_n p._n schenck_n ob_n med._n lib._n 4._o ob_n 15._o pag._n 580._o zuin._n theat_n vol._n 2._o lib._n 1._o p._n 270._o col_fw-fr 2._o schenck_n ob_n p._n 580._o zuin._n theat_n vol._n 2._o l._n 1._o p._n 270._o col_fw-fr 2._o schenck_n ob_v p._n 580._o sennert_n prax_fw-la med._n l._n 4._o part_n 2._o §_o 6._o cap._n 8._o p._n 419._o schenck_n ob_n med._n p._n 580._o plin._n nat._n hist._n lib._n 7._o c._n 3._o p._n 158._o zuin._n theat_n vol._n 2._o l._n 1._o p._n 270._o col_fw-fr 1._o camerar_fw-it horae_fw-la subcisiv_fw-la cen._n 1._o c._n 55._o p._n 241._o schenck_n ob_n med._n lib._n 5._o ob_n 1._o pag._n 674._o zuin._n theat_n vol._n 2._o l._n 1._o p._n 270._o col_fw-fr 1._o barth_n hist._n anat._n cen._n 2._o hist._n 8._o p._n 159._o barth_n ibid._n cent._n 2._o hist._n 8._o p._n 157._o val._n max._n l._n 1._o c._n 8._o p._n 30._o zuin._n theâ—t_n vol._n 2._o l._n 1._o p._n 270._o col_fw-fr 1._o zuing._n ibid._n p._n 270._o senn_n praâ—_n med._n l._n 4._o par_fw-fr 2._o §_o 6._o c._n 8._o p._n 419._o barth_n hist._n anat._n cent._n 1._o hist._n 1._o p._n 6.7_o id._n cent._n â—_o hist._n 99_o p._n 307._o rosse_n arcan_a microcosm_n l._n 3._o c._n 7._o §_o 7._o p._n 89._o camerar_fw-it hor._n subcis_n cen._n 2._o c._n 67._o p._n 275._o johâ—st_n nat._n hist._n cent._n 10._o c._n 5._o p._n 334._o schenck_n ob_n med._n l._n 1._o ob_n 1._o p._n 7._o barth_n hist._n aâ—at_a cent._n 1._o hist._n 66._o p._n 103._o lemnius_n de_fw-fr natur._n mir._n lib._n 1._o cap._n 8._o p._n 38._o camer_n hor._n subcis_fw-la cent._n 1._o cap._n 54._o p._n 240._o barth_n hist._n anat._n cent._n 1._o hist._n 10._o p._n 20._o barth_n hist._n anat._n cen._n 1._o hist._n 10._o p._n 19_o barth_n hist._n anat._n cent._n 1._o hist._n 4._o p._n 10_o 11_o 12._o sâ—nnert_n pract_n med._n l._n 4._o par_fw-fr 2._o §_o 4._o cap._n 10._o p._n 326._o camer_n hor_o subcisâ—v_fw-la cen._n schenck_n ob_n med._n l._n 4._o ob_n 1._o p._n 543._o camer_n hor._n subcis_fw-la cent._n schenck_n ob_n med._n l._n 4._o ob_n 1._o p._n â—54_n zuin._n theat_n vol._n 2._o l._n 2._o p._n 305._o col_fw-fr 2._o paraeus_n de_fw-fr monstris_fw-la l._n 24._o lithgow_n travel_n par_fw-fr 2._o p._n 52.53_o p._n orosii_n hist._n l._n 5._o c._n 6._o p._n 190._o fabrit_fw-mi ob_n chirurg_n cen._n 3._o ob_n 55._o p._n 239._o lycosth_n de_fw-fr prodigiis_fw-la p._n 582._o johnst_n nat._n hist._n class_n 10._o c._n 5._o p._n 334._o dr._n henry_n more_o be_v immort_a of_o thâ—_n soul_n l._n 3._o c._n 7._o p._n 173._o clark_n mir._n c._n 63._o p._n 249._o aul._n gell._n noct._n attic._n l._n 19_o c._n 9_o p._n 511._o tibul._n l._n 1._o eleg._n 8._o horat._n l._n 4._o â—dâ—_n 11._o plin._n nat._n hist._n l._n 7._o c._n 51._o p._n 184._o schenck_n ob_n med._n l._n 6._o ob_fw-la 1._o p._n 721._o valer._n max._n l._n 1._o c._n 8._o p._n 32_o schenck_n observe_v lib._n 6._o ob_n 1._o p._n 721_o epiph._n ferd._n casus_fw-la med._n casus_fw-la 81._o p._n 259._o bak._n chron._n p._n 360._o schenck_n ob_n med_n l._n 6._o ob_n 1._o p._n 721._o alex._n l._n 4._o c._n 20._o fol._n 233._o zuin._n theat_n vol._n 2._o l._n 7._o p._n 561._o plut._n in_o camil_n p._n 135._o sabel_n l._n 9_o c._n 4._o zuin._n theat_n vol._n 2._o l._n 7._o p._n 561._o zuin._n theat_n vol._n 2._o l._n 7._o p._n 561._o zuin._n theat_n ibid._n zuin._n theat_n ibid._n crantz_n l._n 2._o saxon._n c._n 20._o zuin._n theat_n vol._n 2._o l._n 7._o zuin._n theat_n ibid._n treasury_n of_o ancient_n &_o modern_a time_n l._n 4._o c._n 12._o p._n 330._o heyl._n cosm._n p._n 734._o plin._n l._n 7._o c._n 53._o p._n 186._o suet._n p._n 105._o &_o p._n 55._o in_o augustâ—_n alex._n ab_fw-la alex_n dies_fw-la gen._n l._n 4._o c._n 20._o fol._n 233._o idem_fw-la ibid._n fol._n 233._o idem_fw-la ut_fw-la sup_n fol._n