THE END OF THE THIRTEENTH BOOK.

[1] The empire of Jove exceeded Neptune’s (saith Plut. upon this

place) because he was more ancient, and excellent in knowledge and

wisdom; and upon this verse, viz. ἀλλὰ Ζεὺς πρότερος, etc., sets down

this his most worthy to be noted opinion: viz. I think also that the

blessedness of eternal life, which God enjoys is this: that by any

past time He forgets not notions presently apprehended; for otherwise,

the knowledge and understanding of things taken away, immortality

should not be life, but time, etc. (Plut. de Iside et Osiride).

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