[472] Isa. 45.

[473] Job 34.

[474] Feyens probably refers here to Francesco Patrizzi, who was an enemy of the peripatetics and a great supporter of platonism. He died in 1597 at Rome, where Clement VIII had conferred on him the chair of philosophy.

[475] Joshua X: 13-14.

[476] Ecclesiastes I: 4.

Transcriber's Errata List

[Frontispiece] Explanation, second paragraph: Original incorrectly cites p. 68; corrected to [p. 80].

[Page 15]: "829 A.D." should be "929 A.D."

[Page 35]: Missing reference to [Footnote 160] in original text has been added in a logical place.