Note 366 — TABLE DES MATIÈRES CONTENUES DANS LE DEUXIÈME VOLUME.

: For if the natural thought of man's wit may by experience and studie attain into such ripeness in the knowledge of things humane, that men in this respect may presume to build somewhat upon their judgment, what reason have we to think but that, even in matters Divine, the like wits furnished with necessary helps, exercised in Scripture with like diligence, and assisted with the grace of Almighty God, may grow into a such perfection of knowledge that men shall have just cause, when any thing pertinent unto faith and religion is doubted of, the more willingly to incline their minds toward that which the sentence of so grave, wise, and learned in that faculty shall judge most sound? (Liv. II, p. 54.)