OF HAPPINES. 33 winked with a blinde con... . tenrment, to doe as their fathers haue done betore . them. For this caufe alfo fome of our greateft know- · ers bauc winked againft · knowledge, and haue deft· · red that ignorance lhould coozcn themof theirgriefs, to which knowledgewould . continually and lowdly a- . 1 wake thetn. Surely, \"'hen the knowledge ofman hath 1 · difcouered throughout this frame of the world' an ex– cellent wifdome and order, when1t fees that there is an exceHent beautiein the t1ce ofGoodneffe, yea,fome ex- :cellenc~ in knowledge _it .felfe; ho\v, muft not this needes torment the heart C 'l of \
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