English, tr. Brodeur, 1916, p. 43,1-44,1And though thou understand not these matters already, yet now thou mayest speedily find (44,1) certain proof herein, that no lie is told thee: thou must have seen that a woman has no beard, and no sound comes from the leap of a cat, and there are no roots under a rock; and by my troth, all that I have told thee is equally true, though there be some things which thou canst not put to the test.”