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1. If the bones be thirtie in the Arme, and Hand: as Anatomists affirme; then Iudas stretcht forth as manie bones, as hee received pieces of silver.
2. If the Arme onely hath two bones, then my strong∣est actions require two things: a good Warrant, and a good Aime, and then things are done to purpose.
Secondly, the bones of the Arme are big for strength, hollow for lightnesse, full of marrow for moisture, strengthned with sinewes, covered with flesh, and skinne, bending, nimble, fit for action.
Conclusion.