[611] Phil. iii. 10; Rom. xii. 2; Eph. v. 11.
[612] And no wonder, when the light of nature reduced the serious sort of philosophers to so plain a garb; as Socrates, Zenocrates, with almost all the Stoics and Cynics, and many of the Academics and Pythagoreans.
[613] Of the proportion of our estates to be given, see my Letter to Mr. Gouge.
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Obvious punctuation and spelling errors have been fixed throughout.
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