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A48496 Catastrophe mundi, or, Merlin reviv'd in a discourse of prophecies and predictions and their remarkable accomplishment : with Mr. Lilly's hieroglyphicks exactly cut, and notes and observations thereon as also a collection of all the antient (reputed) prophecies that are extant touching the grand revolutions like to happen in these latter ages / by a learned pen. Learned pen.; Lilly, William, 1602-1681. Monarchy or no monarchy. 1683 (1683) Wing L2214; ESTC R32469 37,157 144

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the Evident Truth as appears in this very Case and will help us to fish out the meaning of those last words of this Prophecy But for our Sins which are many the years of that Number are over-pass'd which are over-pass'd Which words seem to be added to the Prophecy it self by some latter Rabbins for you must note That the Hierusalem-Talmud being composed above 200 years after Christ and the Babylonian-Talmud 400 years after Christ in both which this Prophecy is mentioned The Authors thereof finding the Term limited already expired added this Clause to solve the business and perswade their People that the reason why the Messias was not yet come according to this Prediction was the Multitude of their Sins which retarded his appearance and this they give out to be the Cause thereof to this day Note that Talmud signifies as much as Doctrinale The Book of Doctrine and the Books so called do contain Traditions and Observations which they pretend to have been delivered by God to Moses besides the Law written and from him to have been brought down from hand to hand amongst the Rabbins just as the Papists set up their Traditions as of equal Authority with the Scriptures Agreeable to this Cabbalistical Prophecy or Tradition some Learned men supposing that by the six days of Creation mentioned in the first of Genesis The whole Age of the World containing 6000 years was Mystically and Allegorically shadowed out To be Interpreted or Deciphered in such sort that the first days work should import or prefigure a certain Resemblance or Type of such future matters and Events as were performed in the first Thousand years of the World The second days work of such as should consequently happen in the Second Thousand years and so forth of the residue even to the Accomplishment of 6000 years At which period the Eternal Requies or Sabbath of the Lord should finally ensue and gloriously appear even as after six days Work God stayed or rested at the first and as now our weekly Sabbath which is a reverend figure of that great Everlasting Sabbath doth after every 6 days successively approach Pursuant I say hereunto they have distributed the several Millenaries as in this Table Days Millenaries Years Governours of each Millenary Monday 1. 1000. ADAM who died in the Year 930. Tuesday 2. 2000. NOAH who died in the Year 2005. Wensday 3. 3000. DAVID who died in the Year 2929. Thursday 4. 4000. CHRIST who was Born Anno Mundi 3962. Friday 5. 5000. The POPE who in this period grew to his height if we may extend it unto Hildebrand who came to the Chair about 1074. Saturday 6. 6000. The MARTYRS Millions having suffeted by Antic Sunday 7. 7000. ETERNITY If therefore this Rabbinical Reckoning be to be regarded let us see about what Year of the World we are in at this present and how much may be wanting of this Sum Total 6000. The Birth of our Lord Christ is placed By Chryteaeus In the Year of the World 3962. By Mich. Butherus In the Year of the World 3962. By Reniholdus In the Year of the World 3962. By Schubertus In the Year of the World 3962. By Cunmannus In the Year of the World 3962. By Funccius In the Year of the World 3963 By Luther In the Year of the World 3960 By Beroaldus In the Year of the World 3928 By Mereator In the Year of the World 3966 By Bucholzer In the Year of the World 3970 By Bibliander In the Year of the World 3979 By Card. Bellarmine In the Year of the World 3984 So that there is not above 22 years difference amongst them all except Beroaldus Let us therefore suppose it to be with Beucholzer Anno Mundi 3970 adding thereunto 1683 makes 5653 years from the Creation so that according to this Compute there should remain but 347 years to the final Conflagration viz. in the year of our Lord 2030. But That day and hour knoweth no man And For the Elects sake those days shall be shortned To this we think it not improper to add That Prophecy or remarkable Description of the End of the World some Thousands of years since delivered in Greek Acrostick Verses the Initial Letters making up these words JESUS CHRIST SON OF GOD THE SAVIOUR delivered by Sibylla Erythrea and recited by St. Augustine in the 4th Book and 23d Chapter of his Treatise de Civitate Dei which I shall give you in the words of Him who many years since Translated that excellent Book into English as followeth Jn Sign of Doomsday the whole Earth shall sweat Ever to Reign a King in Heavenly Seat Shall come to judge all Flesh The Faithful and Unfaithful too before this God shall stand Corporal shall he sit and thence extend His Doom in Souls The Earth shall quite lye wast Ruin'd oregrown with Thorns and men shall cast Idols away and Treasure Searching Fire Shall burn the ground and rage with fatal Ire Through Seas and Skyes and break Hells blackest Gate So shall free Light Salute the Blessed State Of Saints The Guilty lasting Flames shall burn No Act so hid but thence to Light shall turn Nor breast so close but God shall open wide Each where shall Cries be heard and noise betide Of gnashing Teeth The Sun shall from the Sky Fly forth and Stars no more move orderly Great Heav'n shall be dissolv'd The Moon depriv'd Of all her Light places at Height arriv'd Depress'd and Vallies mounted to their Seat There shall be Nought to Mortals High or great Hills shall be Level'd with the Plains The Sea Endure no Burthen and the Earth as They Shall perish cleft with Lightning every spring And River burn The fatal Trump shall bring Vnto the world from Heav'n a dismal Blast Including plagues to come for ill deeds past Old Chaos through the Scatter'd Mass appears Unto this Barr all Kings come Prisoners Rivers of flaming Brimstone drown their Tears The Learned ALSTEDIUS his SPECULUM MUNDI and CHRONOLIGY of the Prophetick Numbers 1. God alone hath reserv'd to himself the exact knowledge of future Things as the incommunicable Prerogative of his Divine Majesty Therefore 't is impossible any man though never so clear-sighted should compile an accurate Chronology for Time to come or define the punctual Moments of Futurity yet is not therefore the Explanation of Prophetick Numbers to be omitted for since God hath expressed certain Numbers in the Histories and Prophecies of his Word it would be too great both Sloth and Ingratitude not to weigh and with reverence and the fear of the Lor denquire into them 2. In observing the great Conjunctions or Revolutions of the Planets as Superstition and over-scrupulous Diligence is not to be approved so neither is Negligence or Contempt thereof to be allow'd 3. The Twelfth Chapter of Daniel ought to be our Pole-Star in explaining Prophetick Numbers for there we are led as by the hand from the building of the second Temple to its Destruction And from
Catastrophe Mundi OR MERLIN REVIV'D In a DISCOURSE of PROPHECIES PREDICTIONS And their Remarkable Accomplishment With Mr. LILLY's Hieroglyphicks EXACTLY CUT And Notes and Observations thereon AS ALSO A COLLECTION Of all the Antient Reputed PROPHECIES That are Extant Touching the Grand Revolutions like to happen in these Latter Ages By a Learned Pen. LONDON Printed and are to be Sold by John How at the Seven Stars at the South west Corner of the Royal Exchange in Cornhill and Thomas Malthus at the Sun in the Poultrey 1683. The PREFACE IT has been Scandalously reflected hy Forreigners That Englishmen alwayes carry an old Prophecy in their Pockets see Fullers Church-History Lib. 16. yet to do our Nation Right we may modestly a●…ow That we are no more Addicted to those Cu●…osities than our Neighbours T is well known ●…w fond the French are of their Nostradamus ●he Prediction touching a Red-hair'd Assassi●…te hath not wanted its Impressions on one of the ●reatest Spirits in Europe Nor is there scarce Cardinal at Rome but is in Fee with an A●…rologer to advertise him of his Fate and when ●…e luckly Hitt of the Infallible Chair will fall his share It must not he denyed That many ●ve rendred themselves Ridiculous in Publish●…g and more been Befool'd in Crediting the ●anciful or Knavish Prognosticks of some En●…usiastical or Designing Heads whence the ●isdom of our Ancestors has thought fit to re●…ain and chastize with Penalties such as pre●…me to publish false and Phantastical Prophe●…s to the Intent thereby to make any Rebel●…on Insurrection Dissention loss of life or other Disturbance in the Realm Stat. 5. Eliz Cap. 15. This small Treatise is Chaste from any such lewd Design rather aiming at the direct contrary For understanding that certain Pictures formerly Emitted by Mr. William Lilly have much been talkt of and admired perhaps for their being scarce and unknown Omne enim Ignotum habetur pro Magnifico and that the same have lately been Republisht by one That not only pretends so shrewdly to understand them That he ha● adventur'd to place them in a new Order bu● also has added others of his own Invention and fathers the former though we think without any grounds on Nostradamus adding likewise several further odd Prognostications wherein ' ti● probable present Confidence is all the Hope of future Verity we conceived it could be no offence to gratify the Curious truly with thos● Emblems just as they were set forth by Mr. Lilly now six and twenty years ago Which as Aristotle said of some of his works are so publisht ●… not to be publick Because I think scarce Intelligible to any till Time the best Expositer 〈◊〉 Oracles shall unlock the Mystery At least tho●… that expect the fulfilling of them All in this o●… Age nay or in that of our Grand-Children m●… find themselves as grosly mistaken as those w●… were so confident of the final Destruction of Rom● and the Papacy in 66 since Mr. Lilly himse●… tells us That therein is Represented the fu +ture Condition of this Nation For many hundred of years yet to come As for the rest of the Prophecies for we use ●he vulgar stile hereunto annexed all the Learned World knows they are none of our Devising but have long since been vouch'd by many Learn●d Authors And as we undertake not to Justify ●heir Authority so neither do we presume to give ●heir Interpretation All we had to do was to ●ecite them Faithfully and give the Reader ●he most certain Account we could of their Original withal rectifying diverse gross mistakes ●ith which through the Negligence of Transcri●ers Ignorance of Translators or Errors of the ●ress most Copies of them formerly did abound and so they are left to the Censure of the Reader ●nd Posterity which more justly by the Event ●ill know what Value to put upon them What ever success they shall have or whether ●orthy of Regnard or Contempt we shall here ●nclude with an Infallible Prophecy that for ●er concerns all the Nations of the World in ●eneral and each person in particular and which we are certain shall come to pass for the Youth of Eternal Truth hath spoken it If thou shalt hearken diligently unto the ●ice of the Lord thy God to observe and to all his Commandments That then the ●●rd will set thee on high above all Nations of the Earth Blessed shalt thou be in the City and Blessed shalt thou be in the Field The Lord shall cause thine Enemies that rise up against thee to be smitten before thy face and all that thou settest thine hand unto shall prosper But if thou wilt not hearken to the Lord thy God to observe and do his Commanments and his Statutes Curses shall come upon thee and overtake thee The Lord shall send upon thee Vexation and Rebuke until thou be destroyed And shall smite the with Madness and Blindness and Astonishment of Heart and thou shalt grope at Noon days as the Blin● gropeth in darkness and thou shalt not prosper but be oppressed and spoiled and no ma● shall save thee Deut. 28. Dicamus bona verba Deus regit Astra ferunt● Illius Arbitrio Sydera Terra fretum Sed Heu quam nostra malis deliret moribus Aeta● Ipsa etiam videas Sydera moest a queri God moves the Heavens and his Mighty Ha● Both Planets Earth and Ocean doth Comman● But we alas are now so wicked grown That Threatning Stars our vileness does bemoa● And with our weighty sins both Heav'n an● Earth do groan Of Prophecies Predictions and Divinations in General And many Remarkable Instances of Things foretold that came to pass AS 't is not our purpose to speak of Sacred Prophecies or those Divine Revelations Contained in the Holy Scriptures which alone are 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 and of infallible Credit and Authority so neither shall we run through all those Follies and wicked Extravagancies whereby the Heathen pretended to discover things to come As their Auguries Aruspicies Sortileges c. But only to raise some few Remarks on some of the Celebrated Methods whereby things are thought to be predicted or foreknown and frequently come to pass accordingly Of this sort are I. That of Wise Prudent and Learned men who from their Observations out of History Their knowledge of the Nature of men and the Constitutions of Governments and comparing times pass'd with the present and concluding from like Causes like Effects when they see the same things come again upon the stage of the World as have formerly been and then considering all Circumstances of Agreement and difference are able to give a very probable Conjecture which seldom fails of what is like to come to pass Which sort of Predictions are not only lawful but worthy of much Commendation being oftimes conducible to the good of Kingdomes by Premonishing and Preventing Inconveniences like to come upon them II. Astrological Predictions when the Artist undertakes from the Positions of the Heavens the Configurations of