S.
- SAcrifice to God, ought not to bee ouersumptuous.
- 2.
- Sacrificyng meate & drynke.
- 30
- Sapien••e and learned prin∣ces.
- 43.
- Sapience diffined.
- 47.
- Sapience cometh not by for∣tune.
- 62.
- Sapient, nothyng more then manne.
- 71.
- Sapient menne haue al thyn∣ges.
- 91.
- Samos ••n ysle in the sea.
- 133.
- Satiri.
- 141
- Sacrifice••, whiche are best.
- 293
- Science the only good thyng of the worlde.
- 14.
- Scholemaisters & their office.
- 21
- Scoldyng of bro••helles.
- 24.
- Scipio a noble capitaine in Roome.
- 269.
- Scylla and Charib••is.
- 119.321.
- Seruaūtes how to be bought.
- 8
- Sextarius.
- 18.
- Seneca.
- i••i.
- Secte of the Ciniques.
- 12.
- Secrete hydynge an ciuill thyng. &c.
- 86.
- Serapis or Apis.
- 141.
- Sensualitee bryngeth wret∣chednesse.
- 150.
- Senerus Cassius
- 215.
- Sertorius.
- 284.285.
- Sextus Iulius Frontinus.
- 279.
- Seruilia the mother of Mar∣cus.
- 322.
- Shame is it none to learne.
- 37.
- Shepe with golden flyces wer in Colchos.
- 109.
- Sirenes, what thei were.
- 40.
- Sinopa a citee in Pontus.
- 68.
- Sillogisme, what it is.
- 90.95.
- Sinopa a baren region.
- 11••.
- Sicknesse putteth vs in remē∣braunce not to be proude.
- 21••.
- Silenus the fosterfather of Bacchus.
- 22••.
- Slender fare is to muche for eiuill geastes.
- ••.
- Slepe is an ymage of death.
- 203.
- Small varyaunces growe to scabbes.
- 66.
- Sophistes what thei are.
- 14.
- Socrates refused to take gif∣tes.
- 18.
- Socrates made stone ymages.
- 19
- Socrates had two wyues at once.
- 24.
- Socrates dyed in perfite se∣curitee.
- ••1.
- Socrates, wherunto he was enclined.
- 35.
- Socrates familyer gooste.
- ibi.
- Socrates thought it eiuil dooē to teache for moneye.
- ibi.
- Solle of manne, how it pas∣seth awaye.
- 36.
- Solle of manne, what it is.
- ibi.
- Solle of manne shall retorne agayne.
- 37.
- Socrates had a vision at his death.
- 39.
- Sophocles his verses.
- 66.