P. 13. l. 7. At hic, tritissima quæque via, et celeberrima, maxime decipit. “But here, every path that is most beaten, and most famous, deceives most.”—Ibid.
P. 13. l. 16.—pergentes, non qua eundum est, sed qua itur—“proceeding, not where we ought to go, but where others go.”—Ibid.
P. 15, l. 30.
Aut prodesse volunt, aut delectare—Hor. Ars Poet., v. 333.
“They wish either to improve or delight.”
P. 16, l. 6.
Omne tulit punctum, qui miscuit utile dulci—Id., v. 343.
“Profit and pleasure them to mix with art
Shall gain all votes.”—Francis Translation
P. 37, l. 4.