ifChain ofPrinciples. 259 For if the foolifhnefs of God be Rifer then Exerc. mien as the Apoftle telleth us it is, x cor. what is his wifdome ? Add if the wif- eor, . 19. dome of this world befoolnefs with God, what is its folly ? No wonder if one learnedman wrote a book of the va- C r"',Agri?. nity of Sciences, others of the Nullity, AntonVerde- ClliS iod nihil fcitur. If the wife heathen 7, zinc! profef the onely thing he knew was this M.D. f y d Hoc rsrrsn eio that be knew not any thing at all. IfFri- er Paul of Venice. the judicious author rso a minis f1a- o.f that excellent hiulory of the Coun- jaigg uas ss ro rs n cel of Trent was wont to fay. The more meaAr4n7. 1o'l we /ludie, the more we fee how little or no- revori-ium thingwe underEland ; yea, ifmoreknow- pp8F. °xit. ing men thenany ofthefe abounded in acknowledgements oftheir own igno- rance. ACaph,So fooli, f way Iand ignorant; MI. 7'012, d'ma's as a beafl before thee. Agur, Surely ammore brutiJh then any man, and havenot the underftanding ofa man. l neither l?arned wifdorne, nor have the knowledge o fthe hole. So true is that of our great Apaftle If any man think that he knows any thing he knows nothing yet ass he ought to know. L 3 §.5. Next
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