The Pratilice (Piety. Sot Eery. Secondly , a bewailing of thy vile eftate. Thirdly, an humble and particular cosy felon of all thy knowne finnes. I. Of the inward infight of finne, and fenfe of mifery. This fenf and infight will bee effefted in thee : Firft, by con - fidering thy liirmes, efpecially thy groffe fnnes, according to the Circumfiances of the time when , place where , mwwr how , and `Perfon with whom it was committed. Secondly, the Maiefrie of G O D againl whom it was done; and the rather , becaufe thou Udell fuch things againfl him f nce hee became a Father vnto thee, and bellowed fo many fweete Tidings in bountiful) manner vpon thee. Thirdly, in confide- ring the curfes which. God bath threatned for thy finrie : how gricuóufly God bath plagued others for the fame fault, and how that no means in Heanen 1 ort
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