To begin with the genealogy of Dardanus it is requisite that we take for our chief guide therein the first prince and Patriarch of the world, called Noe, surnamed Gallus, following herein most especially, the chronicle of the authentic writer, Berosus the Chaldean: who indeed of all others most accordeth with the writings and holy works of Moses in the Old Testament: for as much as the Chaldeans generally addicted themselves to letters into which they were allured and persuaded by Noe, showing them the use of History, and therein the true particulars of the creation of the world, until that very time wherein they then lived; which also Noe himself learned and was instructed in by his father [Lamech] who [had] [learn]ed his knowledge from [his forefather the Patriarch,] [Enoch] before he was [sent] up[on] [to do] [the Lords business]: and this Enoch had it [by] [tradition] [from] [his forefather] Adam, who was [possessed] [therewith] by [the] [sublime] [and] holy inspiration. (102 pages)