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

of M^. Bolton*in his Book« of Walking yoith God, and inbis Epiftle to his laft Booke dedicated tothat religious noble Knight^Sir Ri^ben Carre^both by reafons and the conftant pradicean dprcceprs ofthe ancient F^^/?irrx, preachingtwice a day , fometimes every day , hathabundantly and unanfwerably confuted,I will onely add two examples oflater times,^yihcone ,of renowned Cal'^in (the glory of fn vha catv,Jiisage) who F^reached or Leisured almoft S'^ c^>/ea.every day , and fome dayes twice , which ^'^^'Preachingswcrefoexcellentjthat they werethe matter of thofe laborious and learnedCowfw^^r^nVjof his upon the Bible,whichoccafioned Dr. R^w^/^i aptly and truely tocall him do^ifsimus ilf fidelijstmus Scriptureinterpresy the moft learned and faithfull expounderof Scripture. The other, of ourmoft precious leweU^ who was a very frequentand conftant Preacher,and haftnedhis own death this way: for^riding to preachat Lacock in Wilt Ihire^ a gentleman that methim perccivingthc fecbleneffc of his body(which hce had wafted out in inch ^pint ualllabours) advifed him for hii hcaltls lake torciu^e