Mofes Sel fe-al4ni4l1, they will fubjed themfelves to amoft fordid thine, that: otherwife common humanity would loath and abhorrc. There is anotable example for this in a, relation tha r Cmt7en bath inhisboolce that he int Ale ¡;cukurnin the r 6, page., of one Etietro4" less an .t~un&ich, bee was the governour of the Court, and had in exceeding honour, but favoured and preferred °nrly filch which either were already, dr were willing tomake. themfelves , F.PlYitaYS like him felfe; wherupon, laiesm Authormulritudes ofwen made the>:nirives arid theirchil. dren Euogche-s,that, they might obtaine the favour of Ettrüpina andbe raifed to preferment by him, and many ofthem dyed ofthe wounds that. were trade in their body; Thus you ,fee what the powerof the countenance and favour of great ones isaw.hich men fete, bybe ing like them inany bate wayes. And have wenot many flatl that would bee content toproftitute themfelves, their foules, and their bodies; in the molt fhamefull way that canbe,toobtain the favour of thofe who are great, to gèt preferment by them,' willing, to let hu~ G 2 _ manitiea Emitcdp4 Eunuch apìçd pi4rcaY dim in fre- tio at.iw rego r, pu - dendu4, a vsracs (7 crudclw, Yiba-'s fille f auch r,pl !,- rimi mort,z- liura fibi libcris virilitater dertcre fu/tinacre nt itlì edmM111- darent, atgate adoptato dgn tatesv- ;t.hehere, tur; picrique ea- rum ex vultl nere obi- cruttt6
RkJQdWJsaXNoZXIy OTcyMjk=