yere;

Our of the olde fieldes, as men saithe,
Cometh all this newe corn fro yere to
And out of olde bookes, in goode faithe,
Cometh all this newe science that men lere.

CHAUCER.

CAMBRIDGE:

E. W. METCALF AND COMPANY,
Printers to the University.

"BUT to come back to our Physician; truly, my lord, I must needs pay him, as a due, the acknowledging his pious discourses to be excellent and pathetical ones, containing worthy motives to incite one to virtue, and to deter one from vice; thereby to gain heaven, and to avoid hell. Assuredly he is owner of a solid head, and of a strong, generous heart."

SIR KENELM DIGBY.

HARVARD
UNIVERSITY
LIBRARY

SEP 26 1960