[325] Ovation, a petty and minor kind of Triumph.
[326] Who is said to have Castrated himself.
[327] Ecclesiasticus.
[328] Luke.
[329] Optimi malorum pessimi bonorum.
[330] Even when the Days are shortest.
[331] Alluding unto the Tower of Oblivion mentioned by Procopius, which was the name of a Tower of Imprisonment among the Persians: whoever was put therein was as it were buried alive, and it was death for any but to name him.
[332] See Aristotle’s Ethicks, chapter of Magnanimity.
[333] Holy, holy, holy.
[334] Matthew xi.