No More Learning

e subgit? of alle o? er knowynges.

[Linenotes:
4873 [_yif_]--from C.
4878 [_or the_]--from C.
_suffraunce_--MS. suffisau{n}ce, C. suffraunce
4879-80 [_goth----suffraunce_]--from C.
4883 _seid_--MS. seide, C. seyd
4887 _quit_--quite
4888 _hys_--hise
4889 _discernynge_--MS. discryuyng, C. discernynge
_from_--fro
4893-94 _witte_--wit
4895 _mowen_--mowe
_here ne ? ere_--her {and} ther
4901 _whiche_--which
4902 _[th]is[e] o? er_--thise oothr{e}]

[Headnote:
THE POWERS OF SENSE AND IMAGINATION.
]

[Sidenote: But how shall it be then, if sense and imagination
oppose reason, affirming that the general idea of things, which
reason thinks it so perfectly sees, is nothing? ]

but how shal it ? an be yif ? at wit {and} ymaginac{i}ou{n}
stryuen a? eins resonynge {and} sein ? at of ? ilke
vniuersel ? inges. ? at resou{n} wene? to seen ? at it nis 4908
ry? t nau? t.

[Sidenote: For what falls under the cognisance of the senses and
imagination cannot be general. ]

for wit {and} ymaginac{i}ou{n} seyn ?