GALILÆUS
Galilæus Lyncæus,
HIS
SYSTEME
OF THE
WORLD.
Galilæus Lyncæus,
HIS
SYSTEME
OF THE
WORLD.
The Second Dialogue.
INTERLOCVTORS.
SALVIATUS, SAGREDUS, and SIMPLICIUS.
SALV. The yeſter-dayes diverſions which led us
out of the path of our principal diſcourſe,
were ſuch and ſo many, that I know not
how I can without your aſſiſtance
ver the track in which I am to proceed.
out of the path of our principal diſcourſe,
were ſuch and ſo many, that I know not
how I can without your aſſiſtance
ver the track in which I am to proceed.
SAGR. I wonder not, that you, who
have your fancy charged and laden with
both what hath been, and is to be
ken, do find your ſelf in ſome
on; but I, who as being onely an Auditor, have nothing to
then my memory withal, but ſuch things as I have heard, may
happily by a ſuccinct rehearſal of them, recover the firſt thred
of our Diſcourſe. As far therefore as my memory ſerves me, the
ſum of yeſterdayes conferences were an examination of the
have your fancy charged and laden with
both what hath been, and is to be
ken, do find your ſelf in ſome
on; but I, who as being onely an Auditor, have nothing to
then my memory withal, but ſuch things as I have heard, may
happily by a ſuccinct rehearſal of them, recover the firſt thred
of our Diſcourſe. As far therefore as my memory ſerves me, the
ſum of yeſterdayes conferences were an examination of the