The Prattice ofPiety. 293 that truely * flares God: Ssuch a * vera one thou neuer needeft to feare: sitialantu,r, For though you fhould; in f me modo en in- particulars fall out, yet Chri- ter bonos. f}ian loue, the main ground of nt nec inter fe ami- your friendfhip, will°neuer fall ci funt,nes away, and the flare of God will cum bona. neuer fuffer him to doe theeany villany. Secondly, doe nothing in the ciuilem a- fight ofa cinill fiiend, for which micum'c thou cant} not beeeji, vnleffe it áabes,vt bee concealed :. nor any thing, putes pop for which (if i. fl caufc be offi- f,' red) thou needeft flare him, if eri i hee prooues thine vniuf enemy. If thou haft done any thing amiffe , aske God forgiueneffe, iod and perfwade thy felfe, rather hsCer: than thy frie.. d to keepe thine tai a. pf owne counfell. For be affiired, Beüum non thatwhat friendfhip foeuer is ell haminrs, grounded vpon any other naafi Iz (`X°0d than true Religion ; if euer nac)) b g. that caufe faite , the friendfhip rum,dr vi- ' fitIleth off : And the rather ' 4s,non bo- mtnibies g e. becaufe that as God breedes rendum. 0.3. among
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