7'he delude4Conflientt~ .... (;ap.J8. young man .hadby his charms made his bo- - die, whom Luth~d he faw thruftin~ -,cidi ip(e ego ana!ted[tPordwith all his might againft his nak,£d •dolt[ce~- belJitJ!Pitb that force, tba.t thepoint hflwed to the tern, fUl h'l . h b d flriEio gla· J t pgazn,ytt was t ewretc e young man nol dioin 'llttJ· hurt at all. trem nudum · - fixo, tam tJalide urgel14t td'verfum foip{um, donee capu!ui re-rmfm copularerur acumini fuper 'fltmrem, & nihil Ill[m, gladium rurfum re· rnifit. Luth. ~one. in 1~·Przcept. The charmedqu-iet Confcien·ce is the un• fafe Confcience, the troubled is the better; where the flrong man is difturbed, and tingrie, .and rejifled. Then the flood is caft out ofthe Dragons mouth, when the woman is deli– vered, to drown her and her childe, Revel. MrRKtber- I 2. I 5· The Dog never howls till he beflmt fard. out of doors, faid a learned Divine, nor doth Satan rend, and tear, but when hee is going out. Mark._9.26. 3· The de· The thirdill quiet Qonfcience is the defc lu?edCon· Iuded Confcience, the Confdencedeluded ctence. , b S h' I 11 ..J.. h' · y atan or IS nnruments uieams not tng butvifions of Peace, Luke 11.21. Lam.2.I4· Whm the (frong manarmed~epspo§ejJio7'1, All if peace. As in a town clofe bcfieged, and befet round with the enemie , the commander within labours to keep them in blinde nbe– diente, and at hard dutie by concealing from them the enemies firength, their own weak– nefs, and want,ofproviiion, and is vigilant · inpreventing any Intelligence with the ene– mie
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