[355] Take medical advice.
[356] Incline rather to fully satisfying your hunger.
[357] Celsus de Med. i. 1.
[358] To hope the best, but be fully prepared for the worst.
[359] “Suspicion is the passport to faith.”
[360] A censure of this nature has been applied by some to Dr. Johnson, and possibly with some reason.
[361] To start the subject.
[362] Requires to be bridled.
[363] He quotes here from Ovid: “Boy, spare the whip, and tightly grasp the reins.”—Met. ii. 127.
[364] One who tests or examines.