[Source.—A. Gellius, Noct. Att. i. 19.
Origin.—Pliny, Hist. Nat. xiii. 28.
Painter, I. i. 49; II. i. 46; III. i. 84; IV. i. 98.]
[ XXVI. Master and Scholar.]
A difference and controuersie betwene a maister and a scholler, so subtile that the iudges coulde not geue sentence.
[Source and Origin.—A. Gellius.
Painter, I. i. 80; II. i. 46; III. i. 85; IV. i. 99.]
[ XXVII. Seleucus and Antiochus.]
Seleucus king of Asia, gaue his wife to his owne sonne in mariage, being his mother in lawe; who so feruently did loue her, that he was like to die, whiche by a discrete and wyse inuention, was discouered to Seleucus by a Phisition.
[Source and Origin.—Plutarch, Demetrius (probably in Amyot’s translation).