-7 ( i i r:/', 494 Natura os parvum,e glitter ar- c`;umJiomini dedit. tesutavit Adam, in para o f tit,csme du, e eie- a Id O. á;iereo. The'Pranice of Piety. hearten. Yea,Nature feemethto teach man this duty , in giuing him a little mouth, and a nar- row threat : for Nature is con- tent with a little , Grace with Jere: ; Neither .loth Nature and Grace agree in any one aft bet- ter than in this exercife, of re- ligious Rifling; for it flrength- neth the memory, and cleareth the mande , illuminateth the vn- der,{landing , and bridleth the jetlions; mortifieth the flejh, and preferueth chaflitie; pre - tenteth f ckne f fe , and continu - eth health ; it deliuereth from exil,, and procureth all kinde of 6&ffngf. By breaking this fa#,the Ser- pent ouerthrew the f rfi Adam, fo that hee loft Paradif : But by keeping et Fait , the fecond A- dam vangtaiiiïed the Serpent, and reftored vs into Realm , Faîing, was Thee \ ha colleted Noah fafe in the 4rke,. whom I Intemperance vncouered , and left j
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