Joule-exalting humiliation. 2. Particular application ofthem to fome fpecials. ·3Remembrance ofour own individuall actions: Firfr, in a more generall practicall fyllogifme> thus . Heathen HeElor might thus a·rgue ; . All honell: and hondurab.le undertakings , are prayfe worthy. To defend amans Countrie, and valiently to die for it ifneedrequire:~ is im honeil: and hon<?urable attempt: · · Therefore, todefendanddiefor our Countrie, is prayfeworthy. · · Secondly,In a fpeciall pratticall fyllogifme:~r.hus: TheSynrerefisof the former condufion frames .this propofitiGn; -. I He that defendshis .Countrie, refolvedvaliently I to die for it, is worthy praife. He't1orJ confdence affumes.o: . But thou defeadefrthy Countrie,refolvedto die for it· . : . ., . Then the fame confcience concludes:!. Therefore thou art prayfeworthy.- f ' Whence fprungupmuch fecret contentmeat and., joy inHeElorJ heart, which added much ·vigour and refoln~ion to hiswarlike fpirit. synterejirminifl:red to OedipuJ this propofition; l Abominable actions deferve grievous pnnHhments. ITh~Ladwofn~t?dre frambest~is0 M 1 in:.; , I nceuan Parn~t eare a omma e a~tiOns; Kenieuv concludes. Therefore-Incefi: and·parricide deferve grievous . punifhment. Ff This I { . 8x Kem{e.toJ!o
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