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All displeasures, before past and gone: Out of thy minde, se that thou doo cast For it is the condicion of an euill one. Olde malice to remembre, that is dooen and past.
Erasmus. If a concorde and a louyng ende be ones made, thou oughtest to forgette all the old debate, for when the cause
is ones determined, then ought also the malice to be finished, for he that dooeth otherwise, is alwaie called a man of a doggishe minde