BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE，V BOOK THE FIRST 1.That men by various ways arrive at the same end，3 2.Of sorrow，5 3.That our affections carry themselves beyond us，6 4.That thesoul discharges her passions upon false objects，where the true are wanting，10 5.Whether the governor of a place besiegedought himself togo out to parley，11 6.That the hour of parley is dangerous，12 7.That the intention is judge of our actions，13 8.Of idleness，14 9.Of liars，15 10.Of quick or slow speech，17 11.Of prognostications，18 12.Of constancy，20 13.The cerenony of the interview of princes，22 14.That men are justly punished for being obsti-nate in the defence of a fort that is not in rea-son to be defended，22 ……