[447] Cf. the poem in the Cabala, p. 564. 25, O’ Sant’ Asinita, and Cena, Lag. 147. 21 (the Ark of Noah), etc.
[448] The lists given in the argument are not quite the same as those in the body of the work, and both differ to some extent from the list of vices which is put in the mouth of Jupiter at the beginning, p. 439.
[449] From Lag. p. 439.
[450] Cf. also p. 488. Another list of virtues is in the eulogium on Julius in the Oratio Consolatoria (Op. Lat. i. 1. 47 ff.). There also the constellations typify different virtues.
[451] In the De Lamp. Comb., are two lists of virtues and vices, after Lully; with each virtue are given the two vicious extremes, in Aristotelian fashion. (Op. Lat. ii. 2. 257).
[452] Lag. 489. 18 (Sub Lyra). They are Arithmetica, Geometria, Musica, Logica, Poesia, Astrologia, Physica, Metaphysica, Ethica.
[453] Lag. p. 461. 11 ff.
[454] Pp. 461, 462.
[455] In contrast with St. Luke 15. 7.
[456] Reading conversation for conservation.