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since res, believed in good faith

Page 17. — 1 . s’Scoutent en dedans, listen to suggestions from within.

2 . EgSrie, Egeria, a nymph, was transformed by Diana into a fountain, and was worshipped by the Romans. The emperor Numa Pompilius (713 B.C.), to enforce his laws, attributed them to divine revelation through Egeria.

3. Socrates claimed he was inspired by a familiar spirit — which was really only his conscience.

4. Platon, Plato, the Greek philosopher (about 430 B.C.), a disciple and friend of Socrates.

5. les lui faisait prSsager, made her foresee them , i.e., their coming.

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