The Praffice of TietJ'. Now filloweth the extraordinary Praftice e f Pie,mhere6y.Go.i i.tglarifZed inortnlisae.t. Tile extraordinary Pt-ail-ice, of Piety, conf its either in Fafiing, or Fea.rling. I. Of the Pratt? of Piety in Fafging: There are diners kinds of Í4flin : Firíir;aton firairaed F4ft, as when men -either hate. not foode to cate, as. in the a Fa- Mint' of Samaria or - hauling fond, cannot eat: it for heani ne f fe or f cl¿,ene.r, as it befell them who,-were in the v Ship with Saint Aril. This is rather Fa- mime; than f as`lìnz: Secondly , q matasraltrF aft, which we vnd,Ytake phgcalty,' for the health t)fonr body. Thirdly; Faß, which the 1V.ligi{trate cnioyneth- for the better mzintenance of the Cvyn.mrr-yealth; that by vfing Fifh leiuxiubt. i coaaunr. Az Kuig.6. z6. bAas iPhirfltxr» Nihil pera- cu'ofis ba- bitudine corporiJex- trerraè bona; detrahenda fut ergo per ieianiurn redandantia ne natura fua pondere fraFlu J:sc- cumG.zt, Bá- Fieili. I. ;.Politictrm.
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