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cdft in.O F HE L L. 109Now, fuppofe thou fliouldcft licbut onenight gricvoufly abided with a raging & of theftone, collicke, ftrangury, tooth-ache, pangs oftravailcc^^. T hough thou haddeft to hcipe andcafe thee a foft bed to lie on, friends about thee to ^Sumamuscomfort thee,Phyritian.s to. cure thee, all cordiall "3°^'!;^^'":and comfortable things to affwage the paine 5yet cmis, aii)fvJhow tedious and painfull, how terrible and intole- fodicamibusrable would that onenight fceme untothee^ How Smn°cm autwouldcft thou toffe, and tumble, and turne from quam•inkonefide to another, counting the clock, telling the^^"^-^ cakuio,hourcs, efteemmg every minute a " moneth, and gra, tocmuiuthyprefentmifery matchleffeand uniupportable ^ busaut dend-» What will it be then (thinkefl chou) to lie in fire Tj^tvle;'!tibus, rurba.»tam exigiraus.Qulm haec talis nox longa,& Inftat hebdom3dis,aut menfis cfl ! Q_uid Ganno toto fie inter doloies jacendum,quid fi annis ccntum,quid fi Hiillc annis,fi fex autdecern tnilUbusannorum ? Quid fi atternum & fine fine ?* lt.wuldprove an extreme mifery (oi itfecmes) to lie etemalfy upright, and neverfiirre-i^venuponabetiofro/es: whatrpouUit betbeit^ to fitfor ever in that fiery chairemeHtioned hejore? Bat then above aU degrees of comparifon,ivbat wiUtt he to roare everlaflinglyinhcUifbflamesIHeatemy AuthortMtmim rac legeie^nec fiae admitatione/uiJBTchominem jqui ^teinitatem animo fie pcrfpcxciit : Quis mortalium eft^aiebat ipfefecum,qui quidem fanx mentis fit & ratione utatui-, qui regnum Gallia»,HifpaaiaJjPolDnia:,regnafa»c opulentiUIma fibi vendieet ea padionCjUt qgadraginta conrinaos annosinlcSulo rofis ftrato,coq; molliffitno refapinus jaccat? Et licet foifannondefutu-Tos fitjqui ad banc conditionem defccndat j is tamcn non totum tricnnium (res cetta)fie dccumbet, quin abrumpat & dicit : finite, fiirgam; malo carere regnis, non dicAOiwibuSjfed omnibus, quam fie continue, licet moliiflime jacere, vd decern tantiim annisjnccduaifiginti^auttriginta, vel uti paiSio g€bat,annis quadraginta.Itane res (e habentjUtnemo fanus repcriatur, qui uttriplici regno donetur, triainm vel quadragintaannis didVa legg decumbere velit ? (^\tn ergo coeca^quam funofa dt infania^ob lacerumKj!«,obtrc$aviculas,obcrepundiaviliflimaj illud petulanttr fubirc periculum, &taledcfignare facinus,ob quod in candente crate, in ferctro flanameOjnoft. iolis quadraginta,non quadringintis,nec quatuor raillibus,Ced nee quater ccntcnis millibus, fed ostcrmimtorquearij fiirijSj k mortaIes,intemperatiflimis agimur,nin jam mature,& in remnoftiamfapimus. In molliffirao ledo jacere,fed fempei* jacei-c,& xtecHa.'n jacere, fupplieiumforet inexplicable. Quii jam omuium apadinicr^j fupplioior urn erit cumulusac congeries f«rau4abili£[ima ?and