I think I dote on one job just about as much as I do on t'other.

Jovianus Pontanus, Antonio Dial, brings in some laughing at an old man, that by reason of his age was a little fond, but as he admonisheth there, Ne mireris mi hospes de hoc sene, marvel not at him only, for tota haec civitas delirium, all our town dotes in like sort, we are a company of fools.

72 A. [Greek: Mae bagaete tous margaritas emprosthen ton choiron, maede dote to hagion tois kusi.]

I love thee dearly for thy fathers sake, But for thy mothers dote with jealousie.

Our old ones dote at threescore-and-ten.

But the fairest objects and enticings proceed from men themselves, which most frequently captivate, allure, and make them dote beyond all measure upon one another, and that for many respects: first, as some suppose, by that secret force of stars, (quod me tibi temperat astrum?)