Nescio quod certe est, quod me tibi temperet, astrum.
Pers. Sat. v. v. 50';
and adds the date in the margin '1665'; but according to Wood, 1667 was the date of their first acquaintance (Clark's Wood's Life and Times, ii. 116).
[19] Dupl. with 'hid.'
[20] Subst. for 'girle's.'
[21] Matth. Raderi 'novi commentt.' were published in 1602, and later editions.
[22] Dupl. with 'inventions.'
[23] 'Have been' is scored out.
[24] Subst. for 'things.'
[25] Foll. 47, 48, in the original (foll. 10, 11, as now foliated). The rest are scraps: fol. 8 is a paper, bearing date 'London, March 12, 1688/9.'