which is good Latin enough; and yet is vulgar Spanish, intelligible to every plebeian."—J. B.
[87] Browne's Remains.—Whitefoot.
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Therefore no hereticks desire to spread Their wild opinions like these epicures. For so their staggering thoughts are computed, And other men's assent their doubt assures. DAVIES. |
[89] First printed before his Works in 4to. published by Bennet, 1763.
END OF VOL. VI.
[Transcriber's Note: Footnotes have been numbered and relocated to the end of the work.]