6. A Sixth from the Comprehension of the
Accuser; as, What I have done, the Accuser
has done the same; or his Father, Kinsman, or
Friend.
7. From the Comprehension of those that
are in Reputation; as, What I did, such, and
such have done the same, who nevertheless are
good Men.
8. From Comparison with such as have
been falsly accused, or wrongfully suspected,
and nevertheless found upright.
9. From Recrimination; as, The Accuser
is a man of ill life, and therefore not to be be∣lieved.
10. From that the Judgment belongs to a∣nother
Place, or Time; as, I have already an∣swered,
or am to answer else-where to this Mat∣ter.
11. From Crimination of the Crimination;
as, It serves only to ••e••vert Indgment.
12. A Twelfth, which is common both
to Crimination and Purgation, and is taken
from some sign; as Teucer is not to be belie∣ved,
because his Mother was Priam's Sister.
On the other side, Teucer is to be believed,
because his Father was Priam's Enemy.
13. A Thirteenth, proper to Crimination
only, from praise and dispraise mixt; as, To
praise small things, and blame great ones;
or to praise in many words, and blame with
effectual ones; or to praise many things