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^dThese and the like censures must a man make account to undergo, even among Christians, if he be careful of upholding and maintaining his Christian profession, and of making good what in his Baptism he bound himself unto.

^dThese and the like censures must a man make account to vndergoe, euen among Christians, if he be carefull of vpholding and maintaining his Christian profession, and of making good what in his Baptisme he bound himselfe vnto.

1. d[Greek or Hebrew]. Plut. de audiend.〈non-Latin alphabet〉. Plut. de audiend.

But as the Heathen man, Socrates, sometime said, That ^ea man must be content to be accounted a Fool, that he may be happy; so we must make account and be content to bear this, and much more than this, if ever we hope or look to be happy, and to come unto heaven.

But as the Heathen man, Socrates, sometime said, That ^ea man must be content to be accounted a Foole, that he may be happie; so wee must make account and be content to beare this, and much more than this, if euer wee hope or looke to be happie, and to come vnto heauen.

1. eStultus videri, quo beatus sis, velis. Socrates apud Sen. ep. 71.