Note, 1. Those that have solid wisdom will have the credit of it; it
will gain them reputation, and they shall be called prudent grave men,
and a deference will be paid to their judgment. Do that which is wise
and good and thou shalt have the praise of the same. 2. Those that with
their wisdom have a happy elocution, that deliver their sentiments
easily and with a good grace, are communicative of their wisdom and
have words at will, and good language as well as good sense, increase
learning; they diffuse and propagate knowledge to others, and do good
work with it, and by that means increase their own stock. They add
doctrine, improve sciences, and do service to the commonwealth of
learning. To him that has, and uses what he has, more shall be given.