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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A46991	A collection of the works of that holy man and profound divine, Thomas Iackson ... containing his comments upon the Apostles Creed, &c. : with the life of the author and an index annexed.; Selections. 1653	Jackson, Thomas, 1579-1640.; Oley, Barnabas, 1602-1686.; Vaughan, Edmund.	1653 (1653)	Wing J88; Wing J91; ESTC R10327	823,194	586

a St●abo l. 1● p●… * Plut. de Solertia Animalium 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 ‖ 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 which word Plutarch useth in that place Tres vero Noe filii Semas Japhetus Chamas centū annis ante diluvium nati primi relictis montibus planitiem habitare coeperunt aliis recenti etiam tum cladis memoria pavidis nec audentibus à celsiore loco descendere idē faciendi autores exemplum fuere Joseph lib. 1. Antiq. cap. 5. Met. L. 1. Fab. 7. Jámque erat in totas sparsurus sulintna terras sed timuit ne forte sacer tot ab ignibus ●ther conciperet slammas tot us●● ardesceret axis * Com. in Gen. cap. 10. v. 6. Vid Josephum lib. 1. Antiq. c. 7. * ●ib 16. * Sed Scripturā mutare cum sit vetusta non est necesse culpanda potius nominis ●utatio quae frequens est usitata omnibus gen●●bus videntur quidam literarum mutation●bus temerar●is earn efficere Optimè omn●u existimo P●ssidoniurn hic quóque à gentiurn cognatione communitate interpretationem vocum ducere Nam Armeniorum Syrorum Arabum multum cognationis prae se ferunt nationes sermone vita corporum forma maximè ubi degunt in vicinia Idque ostendit Mesopotamia ex tribus his conflata populis Maxunè enun in his similitudo est illustris quod si qua est varietas pro eo atque ali● partes aliis magis ad septentrionem aut meridiem vergunt aut in medio sunt sitae nihilominus tamen communis affectio obtinet Assyrii quóque Ariani Armenu inter se at●● istorum sunt assimiles Estque colligendum harum gentium nomina esse affinia Qui enim à nobis Syri ii ab ipsis Syris Aramart dicuntur bisque conveniunt Armenii Arabes Erembi Strab. l. 1. This opinion of Strabo confirms Jesepbus observation concerning the changing of nations names Lib. 1. Antiq. c. 6. Porro gentium quaedam adhuc servant derivatam à suis conditeribus appellationem qu●d●m etiam mutaverunt monnullae in familiarein accolis notiorem vocem sunt v●s● Gracis p●ttssunùm talis nomenclaturae autoribus Hi enim posterioribus saeculis veterem locorum gloriam sibi usurpârunt gentes nomibus fib● no●●s insigniur●t dianque tanquam ad suum jus attinerent mores quóque proprios in illas invehunt Vid. Fagium in cap 16. Genes Paraeum Arist. 2. Post Ph●s 2. l. c. 3. Gen. 9. 12 13. 14. * Joseph hist Noae Ant. 1. Lib. † Vid Ammian Marcell lib. 20. in Fine Et quoniam indicium est permutationis aurae ut diximus à sudo acre nubium concitans globos aut contrà ex concreto immutans in serenam laetitiam coelum ideo apud poëtas legigim saepe Irim de coelo mitti cum praesentiū rerum fit status mutatio See Joh. Archiep Cantuariensis his perspectiva Communis Lib. 3. in Fine Iliad o. Hom. ibid. Aug. lib. 2. de Doct● Christ Cap. 28. Plato in 〈◊〉 ‑ 〈◊〉 * Which according unto the Greek termination i● 〈◊〉 not 〈◊〉 ‑ 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 of the Hebrew Beth is the Greek 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 ‑ 〈◊〉 Plu●de defectu Oraculorum * Aethera conscendit auliumque sequentia traxit Nubila queis nimbos immistáque fulgura ventis Addidit tonitrus inevitabile Fulmē Libr. 3. Metam Fab. 3. † 1 King 19. 11 12. And behold the Lord went by and a mighty strong wind rent the mountains and brake the rocks before the Lord and after the wind an earthquake and after the earthquake fire ‖ Det pignus amoris Si modo verusis est quantlisque qualis ab alta Junone excipitur tantus talisque rogato Det tibi complexus suáque anre infignia sumat Ovid. Ibid. a Exod. 33. 12 13 18. Then Moses said unto the Lord See thou saiest unto me Lead this people forth and thou hast not shewed me whom thou wilt send with me Thou hast said moreover I know thee by name and thou hast also found grace in my sight Now therefore I pray thee if I have found favour in thy sight shew me now the way that I may know thee and that I may find grace in thy sight Again he said I beseech thee shew me thy glory b Exod. 33. 20 21 22 23. * Hence was that of H●mer lib. 1. Od●ss 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 † Co●pus mortale ●umultus n●n tul●●thereos●d m●p ●u●ahl us a●s● Isa 63. 10. * Crantzius I. 10. Wandal c. 18. Christiano sanguine abutuntur ad Restinguendum Cruorem qui perpetuò illis Fluit whose fathers cried His Bloud be on us and our children ‖ Enimver● tanta fuit autoritas Alphonsi ut etiam victus conditiones dixerit victores victi metu cesserint quasi victorians casu non virtute se consecutos arbitrati Ant. Panormitan l. 4. de dict Fact Alphonsi * August ex Seneca 16. de Civit. Dei c. 1● * Of the favours that God procured the Jews from Divers Kings c. See Josephus Antiq. l. 12. c. 2 17. l. 16. c. 10. l. 19. c. 4 5 6 7. 1 Maccab 15. ‖ Ezra 4. 17. 1 Esdr 2. 25 c. Jos l. 11. Antiq cap. 3. Etsi Cambysem pro Artaxerxe habeat Appianus de Bell Syriac Yet here is omitted the reedification by Hireanus in Julius his time Jos Ant. l. 14. c. 16. Their demolishing by Sasius l. 14. c. 28. l. 15. c. 1. Reedifying in Ca●u● time Joseph Ant●… l. 14. c. 17. and in Claudius his Time Bel●am●ac●●us ●ac●●us Hist l. 5. * Jos de Bell. Jud. l. 1. c. 5. a Cicero pro Flacco Sua cuique civitati religio Laeli est nostri nobis Stantibus Hierosolymis pacatisque Judaeis tamen istorum religio sacrorū à splendore hujus imperii gravitate nominis nostri majorum institutis abhorrebat Nunc verò hoc magis quod illa gens quid de imperio nostro sentiret ostendit aimis quàm chara diis immortalib esset docuit quod est victa quod elocata quod servata b Lib. Epist. ad Attic. The original causes of Pompeys fortunes suddain alteration * See Tully de lege ●●an●lia of Pompeys felicity in his African expedition and piratical war † As in his Conquest of Mithridate See Flor. de Gest Rom. l. 3. cap. 5. Nollurna ea Dimicatio fuit Et ●una in partibus quippe quasi commilitans cum à tergo hostibus à facie Romanis se prabuisset Pontici per errorem longius cadentes umbrassuas quasi hostium corpora petebant V●d Stadit cōment in locum ‖ Vid. Plut. in Pompeio Applanum lib. 2. de Bell. civili Dionem in in●●jo lib. 42. * Such was Caesars censure a Hic post tres consulatus tandem triumph●● 〈◊〉 ●-qi terra●um or●em sanctiffi●nt 〈◊〉 ma● e●ecti ●ape● quod ascen●●t non potest 〈◊〉 ge●●mum annum agentis