2,90 . Chain of f Principles. Aph. S: perlons , wo and nothing but wo to the ions of men. It is the joy of their hearts to confider that there are certain 'Avp&,-rr cv men ofhis goodshill ; as forre reade that d.Ïas Luke in the Angels fong : and to remember that the Church is by her head andhall band ílyled Hephzibah that is my de- light is in her; becaufe the members Ephdi.,6 thereofare, as Paul fpeaketh, accepted in thebeloved. Next Declare the true noti- on of lnrofopolepfe or acception of per - çons in Scripture-diale&. Betides the prime importance of there words ,w6swn.01, inGreek, and Perfo. na Latine for an individual intel- cor,x,it figent fubflance ( fo The gift be- floZVed upon us by the means of many per fins is the blefsingof recovery granted upon the prayers of fundry men and women ) They have a fecondary im- portance, and are fometimes put to li- gnifie a vizard property or counter- feit refemblance affumed by any filch individual. So in Seneca, Nemo potefh perfonam diuferre, that is,None can play the.
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