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The two chief Authors in this kind are Plato and Aristotle, men of clear reason and profound judgments, whose works are sufficiently known. But besides these, there is.
Seneca in traducendis vitiis salsus est & elegans, ac vehemens etiam. De moribus nemo foelicius scrip∣sit * 1.1 quam Plutarchus, c••jus libelli digni sunt qui ad verbum ediscantur, è quibus Basilius & Chryso∣stomus multa videntur hausisse.
Unto these may be added those Authors that treat concerning Naturall Divinity, The Religi∣on of the Heathen, or the Light of Nature, And the use of reason in sacred matters, and the like, such as
ErasmiEc∣clesiastes. lib. 2.