Chapter II
1. Nor can I move without thy knowledge.—From Homer, Il. x. 279, 280, Odysseus to Athene.
2. The Genius of each man.—τὸν ἐκάστον Δαίμονα.
Chapter III
1. A way wherein to walk.—Literally, the power of using a way. It seems to me likely that this term, way—ὁδός, here signifies the Stoic philosophy, just as in the early Church it was used to signify Christianity (e. g., Acts xxii. 4, and xix. 9, 23).