Mofes hisSelfe-dengall. 97 ----.., loft in great part, That whichwe read of Geliraer King of the Vandal's was well, being taken captive by Bellizari_ as, and brought to luflinian, whenbee law the Ef! perour fec upon his tribu. nall,and thepeople ftandingabouthim, he cries our, vanitieofvanities,a1lis va- nitie, but it was morehonourable for Solomon, while heenjoyed the glory of his kingdome, yet then to cry out thus ofall the glory of the world, that all readbut vanity. Aiguflri when he was to dyecould acknowledge all the pomp of theworld to be buta fable, but Da- vidwhile he livedcould acknowledge all but as a dreame. Commend him, and imitate him,faiesSeneca,whoisnot unwilling todye whenhemay live de- lightfully. As iris nothing fora man that isateafe, and enjoyesall comforts . abouthim to his hearts defire, thereto talke of patience, and contentedneffe, andcheerfulneff'e in theharddft, foreft, and longeft afllietions that can befall him : but whena man is in the depth of them, preífed forely under them,conti. nuinglong in the bitterneffe of them, yet now to retaine his fweet chearefull H contented Paúl.Diacj 1.6. hilt. Seneca. ep. ssu Ilium lauda & imitare quem nonpi- get moricum juvet vivere. ...._. ._ _ _.. _ .:... .__ . . ...,..._., ...f... .
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