[3359]. Iterum atque, iterum moneo, ut animam sacrae scripturae lectione occupes. Masticat divinum pabulum meditatio.
[3360]. Ad 2. definit. 2. elem. In disciplinis humanis nihil praestantius reperitur: quippe miracula quaedam numerorum eruit tam abstrusa et recondita, tanta nihilo minus facilitate et voluptate, ut, &c.
[3361]. Which contained 1,080,000 weights of brass.
[3362]. Vide Clavium in com. de Sacrobosco.
[3363]. Distantias caelorum sola Optica dijudicat.
[3364]. Cap. 4. et 5.
[3365]. “If the lamp burn brightly, then the man is cheerful and healthy in mind and body; if, on the other hand, he from whom the blood is taken be melancholic or a spendthrift, then it will burn dimly, and flicker in the socket.”
[3366]. Printed at London, Anno 3620.
[3367]. Once astronomy reader at Gresham College.
[3368]. Printed at London by William Jones, 1623.