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It were a thing indeede much to be wished, that Parents and Friends and Guardians and all those other whosoeuer, that haue the Education of young ones committed vnto them; (all greedy desires to make their children great, all base penurious nigardesse in sauing their own purses, all fond cherishing of their children in their humours, all doting opinion of their forwardnesse and wit and towardlinesse, all other corrupt partiall affections whatsoeuer, layed aside;) would out of the obseruation of their naturall prope•sions and inclinations, and of their particular abilities and defects, frame them from the beginning to such courses, |
It were a thing indeed much to be wished, that Parents and Friends and Guardians and all those other whosoever, that have the Education of young ones committed unto them; (all greedy Desires to make their children great, all base penurious nigardesse in Saving their own purses, all found cherishing of their children in their humours, all doting opinion of their forwardness and wit and towardliness, all other corrupt partial affections whatsoever, laid aside;) would out of the observation of their natural prope•sions and inclinations, and of their particular abilities and defects, frame them from the beginning to such courses, |
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inque eo vel maximè probaui — Apollonium, — qui cùm mercede doceret, tamen non patiebatur cos, quos judicabat non posse orat•res euadere, operam apud sese perdere, dimittel atque: & ad quamcunque artem putabat esse aptum, ad eam impellere, atque hortari solebat. Cic. 1. de Orat. |
Inque eo vel maximè probaui — Apollonius, — qui cùm mercede doceret, tamen non patiebatur cos, quos judicabat non posse orat•res euadere, Operam apud seize Perdere, dimittel atque: & ad quamcunque Artem putabat esse aptum, ad eam Impellere, atque hortari solebat. Cic 1. de Orat |
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