Part 2, Chap. 2.~ . · AfjliClttl Confdtnew. · · the flower and prime of all his abilities, f~trmt but~tudinu. om~ gtves ~p . . k. d wa pr~tforltla de/mtret 1 loves, Joyes, endeav?urs, performances m any m ' af]!era !P· grat~u om,da to the highell: Majefhe; and confecrate~ all the po:v- rdcvarrt, Eccc fJ.flat~l ers and poffibilities of body and Soule, to doe h:m {ita'l.:c jugu Cb!iflt J16ttbe befl: and utmofl: fervice he eau any. wayes devtf~, taba.r, & IJ'u•ml,'!cm I . J • d A d fi'll . ieves and wall<es (arcmaln,utomma:fla, UlltO liS oytng ay. n 1 gr . fJl<.e(upoHisenumerata. more humb.ly, becaufe he can doe no.\:;etter ·For then du'"" & ;mmania om;1u he cafls his eyes upon God the Fath~rs fr~e love, and a~tditor~or!efcit,hqm {hrifls deare pailion; he thinkes with htmfel~e, and trlbl!/arw,,e dtcerct, ut4 , 1 he well may that if he were able to doe him, as tru~smtcn~rtbu;, & fi4 0 • ' . d b h · 1· d tfellbuu;cuhs q11ato p1 e.. Rmch fernce, as all.the Sai!l:s oe, ot 111 t ;Is an cio temporatiu emenda the Church above, wuh addition of all Angel;call o- fit ~trna vita, non pati bedicnce · it were all infinitely leffe then notlung, to- tabores e.xternos impio. wards tl;e difcharge of his debt, and incomprehen- rfl, ~ fineut'afo/idit"- fibleeverlafiingobligation. , i,~ 11 . · he db . h . d · Ch 'ft ·h 7 6 OCIIltmo t em• 7· An e1.n~ t ·us ~w<.:orporate Into nu~ ee tdves to the Brother~ prefently k aflociates htmfelfe to the brotherhood, to. hooc. the Sea, lthat iuverywhcre JPok!nagainft. Forfo ~ is profeffion accounted, ~l1.'28. 22. After that 'Pe- ~i~e p"er(ruittterna fa:-, ter1 hearers were pric~ed in their heArts, they were lwtateptflon''!'·SUil~~ b. . b b '[c d d & 11r1 fi hom1f1es prlll· cotmfdled to repent, eheve, e aptl e , &c. an to k'lltur,llt doltmsnou.e- . terni ,[edaiiq11antodi11· turnioriJ u!ceril ncriman dolorum precio retli111nntr1r,in laHt,IJida & iRCtYfll vgrat iDJlu bre·dflim~,at9J ultima vita. ImmanijfimiJ bcllu miles atttriun·,&c. !i(_uibr11 tempt{iatibus,& pro• ceUu, qudmhorribili, & tremcndaj<fvitia cali & mariJimptJrtuni /tmt Mercatorts, Ht divi. ti.u vc?JtojtU ntq11irant? &c. Augufi. de temp. Scrm. _.s. The !crvice of God is the P:nh guiding unto pertetl happinclfe;and h:uh in it a true, though uotCOV!plc:arefchcitie,yec:Jding fuch abundance of joy to theCcnfcicnce, as d01healily co~mterv~i!e all affi,tlions whatfocvcr, thou~h thofe br:amblcs, 'that fomctimestearc the }bnnc of fuch as walke in this blcffed way,~ doe co:rmonly lay hold upomhcm atfuch rime, · as they fit downe to tak~ their rare:-. ano make thew with thcmfeives at their jouweys end, in tbe prcfcnce of th . Jr Lord , \\horn they taitbfully lerve. In whore prcfcncc i ~ thcfulneffe of jDy, a11d at wi:Jofe right'hand are plealures for evermore. !'· Tfl, '!(awl Hifi. cf the Wor!d,lib.2.. pag.458. 0 m~1 hoc. efi non ontrans,fed altvitms.,ficut alA inave. A mdij Bel1:11·· enerv. dt: Ooferv. Legts, 1 hefi ptim~. i Flllt,eDantlaititllr hotninilm pt!verfitm, qui non ta'ittilmvirtutem P~l~ 'Kiummos qu_,grsm~; (edporro arbitrant11r, nuUIZm "l!iam magis et;mpendiofam effi admcneuzrat_em,autmfom~~tm, ql(am {i fietati,/iver.e [Ppitmi.c animMnappliccnt. G.a··tw. in lee. k .§0~a ergo membra {hrijiifa.{ij efliJ, admoneo 'l!Os, timto devc·biJ, 71011 tan/14m a Pagtinir, '110?1 a ]ud.eiJ, 1lfJn ab b.treticio~qNantJI a mal~{aiholici4 . 'li.!igite t ob is de popNio Dti ,qeos imitemin•o · Nam fi t11rbam imitari vo!utritiJ,inter pautos avg11flam viim amb1dantes 11011 £'1 it is, Aug de temp. Ser. 164. 1 I Pecer :. r 7 • .m {Avt
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