ACommentaryopón the Grt(jieI Chap. a. them backward to a form with their leggy hanging down over a fmall fire, &c.) was lmitten by lìo lth an ;clearable diteafe, fo loathfome, that none could come nighhim, fo (warming with vermine and to rotten, that cue fl: th fel, away from the bones by AEI. and Mo,. peece-meal, &c. Twiford ( wto Was rxecurioner of Frith, BAy- oi, 860. f i1d,Bainham, Lambert and other good men) died rotting above thtd 1146, group.,, that none could abide him. So did Alexandér the cruel keeper ofNew-gate, and lohn Peter his fon in law , who corn- manly, whenhe would affirm any thing, ufed to fay, If is be not true, I pray God I rot ere Idee. Stephen Gard rer rejoycingupon the news of the B;Ihops burnt at Oxford, was to ldenly ceized by the terrible hand of God as he fate at meat; continuing,for the (pace of ¡5 daies, in inch intolerable torment, that he could not void byordure,or otherwife, any thing that he received; whereby his body being miferably inflamed ( who had inflamed fo many JaeandMoa good Martyrs before) wasbrought toa wretched end; his tongue fol 163x. hanging out all black and twoln, as Archbishop eArrundelr did b.- fore him, But to return toHerod: whenhe taw he thoulddiein- deed; that there might not be no mourning at his funerall, he commanded the JewithNobility ( whom he had imprilon.d for lolephat. that purpote in the Caffle ofHeppodromkee) to be all (lain as faon as ever he was dead. And being at point ofdeath, he command d his fon Anripater to be executed in the prifon, whom but a little afore, hehad declared heir of the Kingdom. In November 157z. appeared a new Scar in Caf;peia, and continu,d z6 inone1hs. "Theodor Be.e.a wittily applied it (fàilhMr Cambd-n 1 to chat Scar Cara Etizab. at Chris is birth, and to the infanticide there, and warned Charles trap(', fol x65. the 9th tobeware in this verfe, Tee verè,Herodes (nguinolente, time. The fifth moneth after the vanifhing ofchis Star, the Laid Charles, AEI. and Mon. after longand grievous pains, died of exceeding bleeding. Con- 1,49. flansfama dam è varils corporee partibut [o egesis ema- naret, in leïhdfapè volutaturn, enter horribilisns blashemiarum diras, tartans f ngeeinu vimprojecijfe., ut pakcas poll( horse mor- tuasAerie : Perfecutours (as they Jayof theD; vtl ) goout with a swat. lib, i. Bench. Arius ( faithone) voidingout his guts, lent histout, asa cep.1 c. harbingerto hell,to provide room for pis body : He was brought to confufion by the prayers of Alexander the good Bilhopof Con. flantinaple,and hisdeath Was.precettionieopus,nan morbi. So,likely, was-H:rode. Behold
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