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

loThe Life and T>eat/:)for perceiving after two or three fits that itmaftered his ftrength , hee patiently fubmittcdtoindure,what by ftrugling hee couldnot overcomcjAnd called for his Will whichhee had made long before, andperfedingfome things in it^hcc caufed it to be laid up,and afterwards wholly retired into himfelfequitting the world, and folacing his foule,with the meditation ofthe joyes of heavenwhich he had provided to preach to his people,for having compiled an elaborate di(^courfc, dequatuor Noyifsimis, of the fourelaft things, Death, Ivdgement, Helland Heaven, an argument that fome Icfuites& Friars have bungled in , and havingfinilhed the three former, told them that thenext day he would treat ofHeaven ^ But theday before being Saturday hecwasvifitedwith ficknefle 5 and never preached after.God thenpreparinghimfor the fruition ofthofe inexplicable joyes which hee had providedfor his people in contemplation.fharpc ,His fickeneffe though it was long andyet hee bare it with admirable patience,for he (aw Him that is inyifibk^ and hiswhole