4 Chain of Ì'rinciples. 4.65 think by his flrength of parts, or ex- Exerc. . tremity of pains to take the work out of his hands. " 11elanc`ihon was be- Monendws eft per vas Philip® " yond meafure folicitous about pus ut definat effe Reaur " Church-affairs in that age where- r,undi. wolf r,Q- " in he lived : infomuch as' Luther ,ab,i, " once wrote to his neighbour - mini - " fiers .that they fhould do well to "give him a ferious admonition not " to attempt the government of this " world any longer. That of Maxi- milian the Emperour in the time of Pope 7ulius the fecond was an honefi acknowledgement. Deus eterne nifi Vi- Hifo,a ion: , tificum Rò- gilares, quam male et mundo! quem regi- manorum con.; traft. per Ja- mus nos ; Ego miler Venator, ebriofus ille ctort7evi ac ffeleratus 'Julius ! O eternal LordGod um. PagZx9° ifthou thy lèlf fhouldit not bewatch- full how ill it would be with this world, which is now governed by me, a miferable hunter, and by this drunk- en and wicked Pope Julius! §. i. Againfi the fecond propofi- tion it hath been objeted that there is no fuçh thing as the providence of Ooo t God
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