Excerpt from Matho, or the Cosmotheoria Puerilis, a Dialogue, Vol. 1 of 2: In Which the First Principles of Philosophy and Astronomy Are Accommodated to the Capacity of Young Persons, or Such as Have Yet No Tincture of These Sciences, Hence the Principles of Natural Religion Are Deduced

It is reafonably fuppofed good Judges, that -y'outh is better qualified to learn, than we are aware of or really than Men are to teach. True Knowledge has, indeed, been wrapt up 111 fuch a myfierious Brefs, as if rt were defigned to difcourage' young Perfons from attempting it. How I came to make a Trial what a contrary Method might do, Would require more Words to firew, ahd apologize for, than is proper to give you the Trou ble of Hearing.¿'be Dedication.

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