248 General' direr ions for e dayor night. But what were the confequents ofthis cock ring ? When hee was fl:ept further intoyeares, betidesa world ofmüêries and n1oleftations created to the Grandfather in the meane time, at lengthpreffing without refinanceuponhis Pa. lace, withpurpofe to íiarprizehis perfori, though theold Em. peror intreated himwithmuchafleEionateRoyall eloquence, which might have pierced an heart (leele or Adamant, That bee would reverence thole handy, which bad oftentimes moist lovingly embraced him, yet crying in hit f vathing clothes : that he would reverence thole lips, which bad oftentimes molt lovingly kid . him, and called- h. im bis ótber Soule : that hee would f are to fill that blood, from which bimfe f had talTn the foundation of lif, s3*c, For all this, after fölne kinde words, andcourteous embracement, at firft indeede premifed, and in hotblood; in conclufion, being polled and (haven, wasnude a Monke, and the Anvile of much dunghill fcorneand vileff indignities, untill the workeman(hip of death had finiihed the forrowfull bu;nefie ofa wretched life. A third,and very remarkeable to fright all Parents from fooli(h doting, heare aNon miremini, of Attfii, a By reafun ofa terrible and dreadfull acct.' fratresebariflimi, ti hodie ter fer- dent, hecalled his people together, as itfeerns, tó a Sermon manm ,Deoaux. the thirdtime, the fameday ; thinking, no doubt, out of his Aecidit hodie terwatchful' fpirituall wifedome, towork more fucceffefully,and ribilis callas ut to leavemore (Irong and lotting impreffions in their hearts, propterqu °macs asdiftis ; while the bloody unnatural' villány was yet fresh in their ernnon foiìtm ad«cleft_ eyes and cares. And when they were met together, he re- amHipponenfemlatesthe doleful' ílorie. OMrnoble Citizens he) f omnes antiquios 6 (faith here res hhere corm, Hippo,, Cyrillus, a man mighty amongf us, both in work and fed eras, mimes and much beloved, had, asyou IZriow, one onely finne, and feminas, & in_ fantes in umr, becaufi bee had but onely one, he loved hem immeafureably, and prm- above God. And fi being drun a with immoderate doting, hee cep:, &c. l habebat Filium,u&eegt neglet2ed to correcrf him, andgave him liberty to doe whatfoever unicum poffide- bat : &quia unicus erst corn fuperilué diligebat, & fupra Mum. Ideó raperfino amoreinebria,s, fill= toncorrigere negligebat, dans etiam poteftatem facrendi omnia, qumplacica effent illi. O dolofa.li.. berms! o grandis filiorumperefitio ! O paternus amor mortiferus! Ecce, films fedicunt diligere quoa jtrgulaeprocurant. Dicunt cos amare. quibus jam fulpendia parant, &c. Sed ecce,hodie ebrietacem perpc(T s,matrem pregnantem nequitdr oppreffrc, fororem violare voluit,pacremoccidit, & duas.Coco- resrulneravic ad mortal). O magnaDiaboli dominatio ! &e...fuguft.adfratrea in creme. Serm.3 3. Ï?
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