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

. AndOF HELL.io3_•oint at this time. ^ Ifthe fcverall paines ofall the ^,*! ^°^^ J**difeales and maladies mcidcnt to our nature, as of tare, quiquiithe ftone, gout, colickc, fh'angury, or what other unquam iii«-youcanname,moftafflia:ingthebody:nay>and add fum, 'cnldST,befides all the moftexquifiteand unheard of tor- miferandam [tures, (and ifyou will, even thofe ofthe Spa».'fi In- ^^^^^^^ ""'f^^m^tiotf)-which ever were or fhall be infli(5lcd upon qJd 'ib Vtbc'miferablc men, by the bloudicft executioqers of condito f«vathegreateft tyrants, as that of him in the brafen cTuJJSt^'^ex.chaire mentioned beForcc^r. and colled them all cogitayit^quicintoone extreameftanguilh^and yet it were ^"idnothingad ufqueto the torment which fhall for ever pofTcffe and Sm fiviffimo,plague the * leaft part ofa damned body.'i^m Hominun'""as for the foule : let all the griefcs, horrours and vTnTe"""defpaircs that ever rent in peeces any heavy heart ; hoc autcm om.andvexcdconfciencej asof//i!/n