1 3  sq.     S.   Anselm    Med.   iv  5 :    et  quod  te    non  pecus    aut

creaturam  insensibilem  sed  earn    creaturam    fecit    quz    eum
posses  intelligere.
14.     Serm.  Lent  5i  (ii  27)  '  For  there  is  in  tuus  (Ps.  Ixxvii  20),

not  only  that  they  be  men  and  not  beasts ;  freemen  and  not
villains  ;    Athenians    or  Englishmen,    that  is,   a  civil,  not  a
barbarous  people — the   three  considerations  of   the  heathen
ruler,  but  that  they  be  God's  own  people  and  flock.'     Diogenes
Laertius  -vitae philosofhorum  i  33  (of  Socrates)  £<pacrKe  ykp  ,   .   ,
rpii2v   rotirwv   ZveKa   'X.d.piv   tyfi-v  TTJ  TIJX.V-     irpUTot'  fj.fr   Sri
ftvOpuiros  eyevdfirjv  KO.I  oft  Brjpiov    elra  ftTtdvrjp  /ecu  06  yvtrf'
Tpirov  &Ti"E\\i)v  Kal  ou  pdpftapos :  cp.   Plutarch  Marius  46:
Lac  tan  tius  Institt.  iii  19  §  17.
1 6,  25.      Hebre-w  Morning  Service   (Singer,  p.    5)   'Blessed   art

Thou,  o  Lord   our  God,  King  of  the  universe,  who  hast  not
made  me  a  heathen  .   .  a  bondman.'

1 8.     Mali  cor-vi  malum  ovum,  the  Greek  proverb  KO,KOV  /c6/3a/coy

Kaitbv  &6v.      See  Leutsch  &  Schneidewin  Paramiographi  graci  i
pp.  107,  259,  ii.  pp.  73,  466  ;  Erasmus  Adagia  s.  v.  Originis,

28.      Hort.  an.  1516  f.   78  b,  '  tranquillitatem  temporum  '  in

Gratias  tlbi  ago  tibi.
