62
P Here entreth
ARISTIPPVS.
64That I Ari
stippus, a Courtier am become:
66But now to the Courtly behauiour my lyfe I frame,
71For in louyng or wisdom, proofe doth this trie,
72That
Fru
stra sapit, qui non sapit
sibi:
74Is not that great Wisdom as the world goth?
79I can talke of Philosophie as well as the best,
84For whiche I am called
Regius Canis:
86It was the Roage Diogenes that vile grunting Hogge:
87Let him rolle in his Tubbe to winne a vayne prayse,
89Wherin what to doo, I am not to learne,
91All my tyme at Schoole I haue not spent vaynly,
93
P Here entreth
CARISOPHVS.
96And though you paint out your fayned Philosophie,
97So God helpe me, it is but a playne kinde of flattery:
101The Kinge delighted in mee, now I am but a noddy.
102
ARISTIPPVS.
But
B.i.