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A62923	The Northern star, The British monarchy, or, The northern the fourth universal monarchy Charles II, and his successors, the founders of the northern, last, fourth and most happy monarchy : being a collection of many choice ancient and modern prophecies ; wherein also the fates of the Roman, French, and Spanish monarchies are occasionally set out.	Tonge, Ezerel, 1621-1680.	1680 (1680)	Wing T1879; ESTC R2950	71,870	88

the English should unjustly detain as Enemies what they now protect from the French as Friends If they can hold the United Provinces in security under the Prince of Orange so nearly Allied to the British Crown it is enough and that I think cannot be denied to be fairly promised in these Predictions § 60. Grebner 69 Banner is thus inscribed in that Family In comitum Imperii Liones cum Principis Gulielmi Uraniae silio Mauricio felici Heroi socianti se alicui Daniae de stirpe § 61. And subscribed thus Hoc vexillum de fratribus quoque Uraniae Principis corum posteris Illustrissimis intelligendum His words of them are these Leones nostri audaces in prima acie fremunt unde nobis potentia crescit Gloria Fama augescit I know not whether formerly the Family of Orange did Intermarry with any Descendent from a Daughter of Denmark as here is intimated it is sufficiently known this Princess was by her Great Grand-mother Queen Ann of that Family And if the Prince of Orange as he here predicts must lead the Forelorn of the Northern Army as he manifestly musters them with the Auxilaries of England their growing Estate and Honour must be by their Aid and so shews who is to be the Leading Monarch § 62. To these let me add one out of Drabritius who is otherwise thought partial too much unto the French but perhaps his mistake was that he attributed that to the French King which indeed belonged to the King of Great Britain who is indubitably right Heir and King of France and of the Ancient Royal Line as is manifest by his Gift of Healing c. But of this more largely in the next Part. § 63. Anno. 1657. May 31. Pag. 473. This Enthusiast hath these words Papae capiti coronam posui testaceum similemque imponam Hispano cum delaceravero Regnum ejus Cujus partem accipient Augli etiam fideles mei quod cogitare nec ipsi poterant nec Mundus I think nothing could be said more true than what he here pretends to be spoken by Christ himself that the English were and are so far from any desire to rend the Spanish Monarchy that their greatest Ambition testified in Parliament at this Day is to preserve it and the World will bear them Witness that never any such thoughts entered their Minds If they hold as Cautions for their and their own Peace and that of Christendom some Ports for convenience of transmitting Aids to them it will content them and fulfil this Prediction Cottor 1622. Anno. Christi Aug. 12 13 15 16 17. § 64. Who this Cotter was and what some Learned Men have judged of his Visions and Prophecies is set down at the end of his 6th Chapter Amongst his Visions in that daied as above I find these following words which manifestly related to Esdras's Lion out of the Wood and are to me an Indication that what Spirit soever did dictate this the foregoing and following Prophecies they are for the substance of them only ecchoes to Esdras and indeed considering what Esdras the Syhils some holy Men in several Ages former and latter have predicted according to Scripture Prophecies and what I have observed of the state of Europe below since Luther's Reformation it could not be difficult for an humane Spirit contemplating in some rapture of Meditation and in some sort out of the Body God's Justice Mens Wickedness Romes Bloodiness the Protestants Revolt Situation Resolution Liberty Necessity Weapons Spiritual Rational natural Success under their Zisca's in Bohemia Piedmont Holland and elsewhere the Roman Clergies Rage Jesuits busie Incitation of States to Tumults Ambition of France Weakness of Spain to see darkly and guess at such Generalities of great Actions as they for the most part do contain nor is it hard to presage the Event of the present Associations with or against France on the same Grounds § 65. Those words of Cotter I find thus rendred out of his own Mother into the Latine Tongue Leo autem ex Sylva septentrionali audacter p●rsiliet Quamvis pedibus suis Lunae insistat Luna tamen non semper manebit demidiata sed plenum lumen cito recipiet● ista Luna image est Ecclesiae Per Leonem Deus Pater redemit sibi Ecclesiam Per Leonem Ecclesiae fideli opem victoriam paraturus est But a Lion saith he shall boldly leap out from a Northern Wood and though the Moon on which his Feet stand be at present only half full it shall quickly attain a full Light This Moon is the Image of the Church By a Lion the Father redeemed a Church to himself By a Lion he will prepare help and victory to his faithful Church Cotter 1624. Sept. 24. Pag. 140. § 66 67. Sed Jehova convocat Reges ab Aquilone contra munitissimam Urb●m c. God shall call together the Kings from the North against a most excellently fortified City § 68. Idem 1622. Aug. 28. Pag. 35. The White Lion shall seize on a great part of the City The Red Lion resembling the Morning Red shall be assistant to the Lovers of the Gospel he shall also seize on a part of the great City The least of all the Azure Innocent Lion shall be endued with Strength Glory and Forces from God a Triple Crown with a potent Hand by the interposition of the Lion from the East and North. § 69. Idem 1923. Apr. 23. Pag. 39. Those of the South and West are dissipated those of the East and North obtain Victory § 70. Christiana Ponatovia hath these Visions of the Northern Lious See who she was at the end of the Chap. 1628. Jan. 17. Pag. 241. Hah what is it Behold from the North these are late Lions Then the Lions departing from one another she said very clearly God bless them A wonderful thing Now they bid one another farewel Now they depart the one this and the other that way § 71. Ead. 1628. Jan. 20. Pag. 247. The Battel shall endure till few of them from the North survive § 72. Ead. Ib. Pag. 248. There shall come forth seven Principal Persons and many Inferiours by whom the Northern Armies shall be led 1628. Jan. 13. Pag. 224. She names them in this order Hungarians Turks Venetians Saxons Tartars Swedes Danes Hollanders English French c. § 73. Drabricius of whom see below in his Vision 1653. March 2. Pag. 355. The Northern Cloud now arises whence terrible Thunders shall proceed for it shall bring with it the Whale from beyond Sea upon the Sons of Babylon This Whale seems to be the Emblem of some mighty Fleet. Daniel threatens Antichrist with the Naval Force of his Enemies Ships of Kedar § 74. A learned Mans Judgment of these Enthusiasts Si Prophetiae non sunt Prodigiae certe maxime vocalia sunt cum mirifice invicim consentiat Cotterus simplicissimus Idiota Poniatovia infans puella Drabricius sencx delirus Nunquam ita locutus est Homo