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ARistotle writeth of a certain Bird called Capri-mulgus,* 1.1 a Goat-sucker, which useth to come flying on the Goats, and suck them; and upon that, the milk drieth up, and the Goat growes blind. So it befalls them, who suffer themselves to be seduced by hereticall and false Teachers, their judgment is ever after corrupted and blinded:* 1.2 And, as it is said in the Gospel, If the blind lead the blind, both fall into the ditch.
Lib. de Animal. Andr. Willet on Levit.
Matth. 15. 14.