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Such men are like our curtaines at their best, To make vs sleepe, or hinder vs from light: Troublers of nature, children of the West, Haters of sence, adopted sonnes of night, In whom the wise both sorrow and delight. Yet were there not such Vegetalls the while, What had the wiser sort whereat to smile? Th. Storer.
Renowmed Picus of Mirandula, Hated the substance of a Clergy man That was vnlettered, and made a lawe, An ignorant which neuer had began
To seeke, or after seeking neuer scan. Some part of somewhat that might wisedome bring, Should be accounted but a liuing thing. Idem.
The noble Tichobraghe for whose deare sake All Denmarke is in admirations loue: In deepe regard such difference doth make Betweene those men whose spirits soare aboue, And those base essents which only moue. That in his Iles Horizon he admits No cloudy Meteors of such foggy wits. Idem.