[863]. ‘Tenues homines sed arrogantes, imperiti, loquacissimi.’—Palearii Opera, p. 86.
[864]. ‘Alii . . . auditis testibus, mox in ignem conjiciendum censebant, indicata causa. Alii, causa dicta pœnam sequi oportere putabant.’—Palearii Opera.
[865]. ‘Testes partim e plebecula tenues, rerum de quibus testimonium dixerunt imperiti.’—Palearii Epist. p. 116.
[866]. ‘Alii respondentem graviter objurgatum a Sadoleto.’—Palearii Epist. p. 118.
[867]. ‘Injuriam augere injuria, et odio cumulare odium.’—Ibid. p. 119.
[868]. ‘Quo nemo melior, nemo sanctior circumventus est innocentissimus Christus.’—Palearii Epist. p. 116.
[869]. Oratio tertia pro se ipso. This is the speech which the ecclesiastical authorities of Naples cut out of all the copies of Paleario’s works that fell into their hands, but which we have found complete in the edition of Amsterdam, pp. 73-97.
[870]. ‘Cum succus et sanguis Reipublicæ sit restitutus.’—Palearii Opera, edit. Amsterdam, p. 73.
[871]. ‘Homines innocentes in crucem tollas. . . . Tolleres, tolleres quidem si quantum furor iste, superbia, iracundia affert, tantum tibi liceret.’—Ibid. p. 80.
[872]. ‘Res domi angusta est; at conscientia in animi penetralibus augusta, læta, alacris.’—Palearii Opera, edit. Amsterdam, p. 84.