2679. From Dion. Cato, Dist. iv. 39:--

'Cede locum laesus Fortunae, cede potenti;

Laedere qui potuit, aliquando prodesse ualebit.'

2681. _Yet sette I caas_, but I will suppose; Fr. text--'posons,' as in

2667 above.

2684. _First and foreward_; Fr. text--'premierement.' See note to 2431

above.

2685. _The poete_; Fr. text, 'le poete.' Not in the Latin text, and the

source of the quotation is unknown. Cf. Luke, xxiii. 41.

2687. _Seint Gregorie._ Not in the Lat. text; source unknown.

2692. From 1 Pet. ii. 21.

2700. Referring to 2 Cor. iv. 17.

2702. From Prov. xix. 11, where the Vulgate has:--'Doctrina uiri per

patientiam noscitur.'

2703. From Prov. xiv. 29, where the Vulgate has:--'Qui patiens est multa

gubernatur prudentia.'

2704. From Prov. xv. 18.

2705. From Prov. xvi. 32.

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