Mr. Boltons last and learned worke of the foure last things, death ...

B^Ft).RE D EATH.jxtlicm,roho!dit ag£ne and advantage, and as itwere, an exemption from ordinary frailrie, andcommon mifcrie of mankind. If they fell uponthem, thcbitrcrncflc would bee much abated b/their former preparcdneffe and expc(5lation.BiM:wcwhoprofcfTeChriftianity, and to whom the chrt/iiaHsiaveBookeof God belongs, have farre more fove- ^X^^%^^'^^;Zraigne antidotes to allay the fmart, more facrcd {heMc$aidb4^^and furer meanes to mitigate and take off the furyof feared future evils ^cvcnthe7*'r^Ww^s^ of Go B,many ^xceedihg great dndfredous frMtifist con- ,firmed with the oath ofthe Almighty, 2^d fealedwith the bloud of His Son. Every one of them isfarre more worth (though the worldling thinkesnot fo) than all the wealth and fwcetncfft of boththe JHdics. God ufi^thfttHjwhomHnotfuferysffto he tempted above th4t yoc* are ahU: hut wtil with thetemptatioff alfo make a way t9 efcapejthatjemay be