Was there ever such a combination of the sensualist imagination with the ideal of ascetic purity, of the terrors and dark arts of anile superstition with the mystic vision of God, as in the soul of Apuleius?
The Stoic in Cicero, as Seneca did after him, treated the tales of the gods as mere anile superstition.
And to speake of such things as colour blew, they are of greatest vse, and are grounds of the most excellent colours, and therefore of all other to be brought into this realme, be it Anile or any other materiall of that quality.
Anile wherewith we colour Blew to be brought into this realme by seed or roote.
