t4 Faciamut omnia babe- at prorpera, GaL?mitati- bua conæ peccato non revaedbo. lViofes hie Selfde/Vail. Nereopon the place is,/ wi& catsfe that he fliall have a(l things ?reprou5, 1 will not call him from f n jaffillïen. There have been many whohave held out a long time in fuffering,and yet after have fallen in profperity, when the World hath fhined on them flatteringly : but where have we any example of any, who have 'delved themfelvesin proipe.' rity , that ever failed in the timesofad -. verfiri Eighthly, this upbraides thole who doe greedily embrace the things of the world, and think that it isimponible for any todeny themfelves in fo great -delights as they doe enjoy : as Balaak wonders, that uponoffersof fuch great preferrçnts,asheofferedunto Bdaam, he came not to him, hetthought it im- pofhble, that there should beany man in the world that would not be mowed withmuch an argument as that was. So bale covetous wretches, and ambitious men,that love their honoars,and thofe that follow after their ficfhlyplealures, they thinke all the world are of their minde, if they had the like opportuni- tics they woulddoe as they doe. Nero who
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