,4.04.-,t6.-a . graciotos fpirit, s'urguntin- It was the grievous complaint ofS. di0{Z' ()'' ra- piuutcælum, tfiitirieinhis time ; T/eulltarred,fays (7 nos cum he, rife up, and take heaven ly force , and eioarinis no- with allow learning are th)rufl downe Bris detrudi- »nur inge- ,cnnam. Siniterapiert- tes hujuse- culi altafa- pientes terram lin- gentes fa- pienter de- fcendere,in Infernum. Bern.de vita folitaria ad fratres de MonteDei. kN intobell. It is a fpeech well known to Scholars; of howgreat ukmight it be, if God did fettle. it upon their hearts ? AndS.Bernara bath a ij eech fotmewhat to the like pupae ; Let the wife ofthe ward, faycs he whomime high th ngs, andyetfeedingupon theearth,let themwith their wi fFore gee down into hell. And Luther bath a notable flory, which may be very ufefull for this purpofe. It in his writings upon the fourth Com- mandement, which hemakes the third; It is to Phew , how the holineffe of the fpirits ofmean and unlearned men,iliall confound great under ftanding learned men, where there is not the like godli- neffe. In the timeof the Counce! of Con- fiance, he tels us, Therewere two Car- dinals ryding to the Councell, and in their journey they law a fhepheard in the fieldweeping; oneofthem pitying him, layes , that hecouldnot paffe by, but he muft needs go to yonder man and
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