_11-a- i!i<;~;~rpor~allfuo~es(as lh.aU bctfpecj~)~nd h.a_rb.a larg~ domini()ll 1 h J of fovcr:ugoty ov.(!nlu:m. I:,hs. p.edeg~:<:.e ~~ v.ery aP®!\Il, d.~riv.ed from ;~,;.;;'~~:"the beginn0g ?ftbe.workl,a&l Ph~~ttk~K contends~. and his m pa(cn:age. ,..,u'Plaronu ofluch anttqUltyi, tliat·no,Poet c.ould ever- fiode !!OUt. HitfiqJ mak~ :,.~;%~"'"/· n TerKa and Chaos t0 be Ji.oues .pa.uenr~,befoJe tbe Gods wc:reborne: Je Geni•L de· .4.nte-.Dett£Q!Jf11~$ ft<t$1117' g(»67>41t.IC 4T/Jq1'(11),, , ' orum. Semethin!.itis the felfefame ire; l'no111t,heJU: fel'.d~~!d.from, lll!a11en• . :~ft~'~1.7.:r Plutarc,h 4T/J4tor: li6di1·W.ill'llaue I:o:ue te be thefono~ofJKi.s <liltP~'IIoni· that fi<lion. m., bu~S ~c11ates in that pleatmt DiaJoglte·of Pkt'"•·"'hen it Call)~ ~o, hi~ o Affloenti£ turne to fpeak ofLoue, (0fwhid1.fubjoo Agatha the Rhetoririan ) "''K·· ~~:p.1. c,,,niloqttlli.Agatho,that Chanter Ag~tb.1,had new,ly given occafion:. in a p0 • meot.i•Piat. eticaU!haioe;telli:ch this tale: When.Yen11s was borne .alltlle G.ods ~~~.:,:;,. wereinvited to·a,banquet;anaamong!hhe rel;l,•:PmHthe Gad of'boun. r•l•fi•tlib. 3• ty and wealth; Pmuor povcrtycam~ a begging to the doore; PQr.ip, well .,.,.meJ. f!l' whided·wirhNe<i•r (for there wa~no wi!le inrholedaies) walking in ~';';'~!~·3 • de I "fit m gardeo,in a Bowremet with l'•niA;and in his drink got he~ with ..ima ,_, child,ot whom was borne Lou.,., andbecaufe.hee was begotten en l"M111. . ~":.;'" •"!' birth day ,Ymu< llill attends upon him. .T he morall of this i6 in p Ficin~«. ni:,,::;:. Another tale is there borrowed our of AriHephants : q In the beginni~g ga<,0' "do· ofthe W.0rld,men had foure armesao.d foute feet,but fof their pride be-. :t:.:;:.":!'; qufe they comparcdthemfdves w~h the Gods, w.ere.parr~d into halfes, t<•it;& ex· · and.itew'· p.erad~entureby louenbey hope. to be umted agatne and made mde fi""' ome. Othc:rwifc.rhus,r Tfultan mettwo.Lovers, andbldthem aske. what :r;::.:,;::;. they·would!and they fimuld haue.ir ,but rheymade anfwer, a Vtl/{ant '""'· . fa6er De~ru.m,&c.O Yul~•nthe· God,;.grw S.mirb;·we;befeecb tJ,ee t~w~rfc t ~~.~·~:~· UJ antw i11 tlly jorna&t,411dof two make~~~ one, which .he prefently did, and ""' lmagin. everjin&e true levers are eitherall onc,or elfe defire t1 beunited.Many{uch ""'"'" Philo·,t:tles you !hall finde in Leon He6r "IU' diAl. 3. and their morall to them. 1 /:;;.:.~/~;. T~e reafonwhy Louewas llill painted young, (as Phornutru and others liur GiT•ld:" wtll) t ;, 6ecaufe young men are rmft apt to !OIIe,{oft,fam, Andfat , !Jecaufe g,•••g.Je ''" fuchfolks arefooneft tAken : naktd bec•ufe all tme affetlion iJ jimple ami f!J'~~nuru<, spen: ht[miles ,hc&•ufemerry antigivente ddig~ts: hath aquiver, to {hew '!""'""pin- his power 'none &an efl.ape .: ir. 6/indc ' bt(lttlfe be(fees not where lmjlrikes g•turiuod•· h h h ' · · · d{ · · "'db J p ' ,.,,. plerum4, '!' •m e :ts ,&t. Hts poweran ov~atgnt:( IS cxp:cue y ttc u oets, iovener capi · mthat he IS held to be a God,alld agreat commandmg God, aboue /u. :::;~; j:.:;:. E~ter himfelfe1Magn~U D<t;"}"'nas .f/m callshim,dJ~Ilrongell: and merf'"'"'",u.,quoJ ncll ofall theGods accordwg to .4lonous and x ,Athen•s. Amqr vzrofimplex t9' •· t'(lm rex ,•mo~ rex & detim,as Euripiifes,the God ofGods ano:l governor ~~:;,,~d~:f· ofmen,t?r w.e J,l1Uilall doe howage5~·him,kee~ ~a ~olrda~~9r his DaJ· guod oblell•· t}",ador.em.I11S'Tcmples,worlh:p h1~ lmage,(n.l'w(m entm hot )I m eft nu. ~{::.7.f:~ dttm n1menJan'd facrifice to his alta~i~~~ c?nqucrs#l,and rules all: J',.,.ll'•li''· · ~ t.MAilem cum leone,ter'llt[./Afrl .A!,blzcb, • A petty c:€m Anteo &JlJ.mphad&ilfvihus lul1ari mavelim, Pope d41Jtl 61tJ ! ' · ' btlbetfope,.. P<!!_Amcum 11msre--. -. 1~1 • ·r, • .... (!J' i•f•· r had rather contead with Bulls, Lions ' Bea[e ~d GiantS.; thenWith !~- "'or- Love,he is !a powerfull,enforceth Y.all to pay Hhte to him, domineers ~ :~~.C::~ overall,and can make m~d andfo!1et whomhe lill;infomuch that C.c,i· ~· 'Dypino(o- . • 1 Rt,eut(:f ;.fopm, m bill<• lilf4!11. Ckiil. ~·p,__ ll11s. /
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