[12.] Milton says, in one of his sonnets—
“New Presbyter is but old Priest writ large.”
From the etymological point of view, the truth is just the other way about. Priest is old Presbyter writ small.
[13.] See p. 242.
[14.] This plural we still find in the famous Winchester motto, “Manners maketh man.”
[15.] Goût (goo) from Latin gustus, taste.
[16.] Quickly.
[17.] This use of the phrase “the same” is antiquated English.
[18.] Emulating.