He (Jonson) perceives "Judging Spectators" and others in the audience, and may provide for both. The crucial distinction is between fools feeding upon follies and becoming thereby more foolish, and wise men savoring follies and becoming thereby wiser. The fare may be all one; in that case, the way in which it is consumed sets off the fools from the understanders. If the fare is not all one, of

dsharavi@gmail.com wrote: Mirelle wrote: "The prohibitions against giving misleading advice, hating other people, shaming them or taking revenge on them apply only to fellow-Jews." Wrong. "The ban against following Gentile customs means that Jews must not only 'remove themselves' from Gentiles, but also 'speak ill of all their behavior, even of their dress'