scholemasters, that is in memorie of learning, who taught
Kinges and Princes, as _Halicarnassæus_ writeth, and out of
whose schole, as _Tullie_ saith, came forth, mo noble Capitanes,
mo wise Councelors, than did out of _Epeius_ horse at _Troie_.
This _Isocrates_, I say, did cause to be written, at the entrie of his
schole, in golden letters, this golden sentence, ean es philomathes,
ese polymathes which excellentlie said in _Greeke_, is thus rudelie
in Englishe, if thou louest learning, thou shalt attayne to moch
learning.