Of the veils that accompanyvniarft anger. 47 (combedwith the burningheat of their furious paffhn. It is likevivowilde fire, which ea'ily taketh hold ofcurry thing, and is mall hardly quenched: but herein it is farre more violent andpernicious, that whereas wild fire may bc exttngutihedwith vincgcr or miike, this can bequenched only with bloud,yeawith theheart bloud . There is nothing therefore in the worldnatural' or artificial', whichdothfuf ficiently expretfe this vile atfecïion ; it onely can be 'trem- bled by the malice ofSatan,who for no causemaligned God and vs,andyet his malice will neuer haue end.Vnlelfc there- fore we wouldbe worse thenall thingsnatural' orartificiali, yea asbad as thediuell himfelfc ,wccmuftbc either flow to anger,or ready to forgiuc. CHAP. VI. Themansfold andgreat wails which accompany wniHt anger. Nd fomuch for the kinds ofangcr,Nowwee s.Sai. arc to set downe the prcferuatiues, whereby we maybee preferued from this fckne fe of the foule , and Tome medicines to cure vs whenwe are fallen into ìt.But for asmuch as it is in vain to prefcrihe phyfickc,vnlcffe thepatient wil take it ; and seeing fewor none are willing to take phyficke vn- lcffc they fcc thenecetlity thereof, in refnec4of the dange- roufnelleof their difeafe ; I will fira thew the greatneffe and mal,gniryofthis ficknetc ofthcmind,vniva anger, and af- terwardsprescribe the remedies. The gr'-arneife and dangeroufnefe ofthis dífcafeappea- Me-dare- rah by chufe gnat culls which it worketh , and that both vouç esof n. primate an pahlike . The privatccm's coneerne either our get ¡h wed wb by fclues, or our neighbours. The culls which conce neouriteexilst`, !elucs are iiciae. it to the whole man, or co his teuerah parts, the holy and the souk. The culls which anger bringeth to thewhole man arc dis- 3
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