boundlesse, are the brayns of cu∣rious men? and especially in this last age; for, surely, it is a true word of Gerson,Gers. contra superstitiosos. q. observ.Mundus senescens patitur phantasias; the world now in his old age is full of fancies; It is with it, as it is with u; the sleepe of the aged must needs be so much fuller of imaginations, as they have lived to see more ob∣jcts to furnish them;Non est sens hodie qui novitates nn invnit. De planct. Eccl. l. 2. justly may wee take up that complaint of Alvarez Pelagus: He is nobo∣dy for knowledge now a dayes that devises not sme novelty: Festus sclandered Saint Paul, when he said, too much learning had made him mad: certainly, it is no sclaunder to say of too many, that too much learning (as it is used) hath made them 0