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execution_n and_o practice_n of_o precept_n three_o the_o promotion_n of_o a_o good_a man_n stromat_fw-la *_o which_o three_o concur_v together_o in_o one_o man_n do_v make_v he_o a_o wise_a philosopher_n the_o jew_n divide_v philosophy_n into_o four_o part_n namely_o into_o historical_n civil_a natural_a of_o the_o contemplation_n of_o sacrifice_n and_o into_o divine_a of_o the_o speculation_n of_o god_n word_n of_o which_o i_o will_v at_o this_o time_n content_v myself_o with_o the_o natural_a and_o the_o civil_a coelo_fw-la natural_a philosophy_n be_v a_o science_n that_o be_v see_v in_o body_n magnitude_n and_o in_o their_o beginning_n or_o ground_n work_v affection_n and_o motion_n or_o as_o other_o say_v 6._o natural_a philosophy_n be_v a_o contemplative_a science_n which_o declare_v the_o perfect_a knowledge_n of_o natural_a body_n as_o far_o forth_o as_o they_o have_v the_o beginning_n of_o motion_n within_o they_o 7._o there_o be_v seven_o part_n of_o it_o the_o first_o be_v 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monastic_a be_v the_o institution_n of_o a_o private_a and_o a_o solitary_a life_n but_o of_o the_o worthiness_n of_o this_o civil_a philosophy_n and_o by_o how_o much_o it_o go_v before_o the_o natural_a i_o have_v express_v in_o persi._n another_o book_n of_o the_o art_n magic_a chap._n 44._o the_o ancient_a magician_n prophesy_v either_o by_o the_o star_n and_o then_o their_o art_n be_v term_v astrology_n or_o by_o the_o fly_a and_o entrails_n of_o bird_n and_o this_o they_o call_v augury_n by_o the_o fire_n and_o that_o they_o name_v pyromancie_n or_o by_o the_o line_n and_o wrinkle_n of_o the_o hand_n which_o be_v term_v chiromancie_n or_o palmistry_n by_o the_o earth_n call_v geomancy_n by_o the_o water_n and_o that_o they_o term_v hydromancie_n or_o by_o the_o devil_n and_o this_o we_o call_v conjure_v or_o bewitch_v all_o which_o superstitious_a kind_n of_o illusion_n i_o fear_v i_o have_v be_v too_o often_o use_v here_o in_o england_n witness_n of_o late_a year_n the_o witch_n of_o warboise_n witness_v figure-caster_n &_o calculatour_n of_o nativity_n witness_v also_o many_o of_o our_o counterfeit_a bedlam_n who_o take_v upon_o they_o to_o tell_v fortune_n and_o such_o like_a nowaday_n among_o the_o common_a people_n he_o be_v not_o adjudge_v any_o scholar_n at_o all_o unless_o he_o can_v tell_v man_n horoscope_n cast_v out_o devil_n or_o have_v some_o skill_n in_o southsay_v little_o do_v they_o know_v that_o 30._o this_o art_n if_o it_o bâ—e_v lawful_a to_o call_v it_o a_o art_n be_v the_o most_o deceitful_a of_o all_o art_n as_o have_v neither_o sure_a foundation_n to_o rest_v upon_o nor_o do_v the_o student_n thereof_o any_o good_a but_o rather_o allure_a they_o to_o throw_v themselves_o away_o unto_o the_o devil_n both_o body_n &_o soul_n woe_n be_v unto_o they_o that_o delight_v therein_o for_o it_o be_v better_o for_o they_o that_o they_o have_v never_o be_v
word_n the_o prodigal_a man_n do_v good_a unto_o many_o by_o his_o lavish_a gift_n &_o by_o wise_a counsel_n may_v be_v bring_v to_o the_o square_n of_o liberality_n but_o the_o covetous_a man_n benefit_v none_o and_o as_o i_o say_v before_o be_v incurable_a and_o as_o it_o be_v sick_a of_o a_o dropsy_n by_o reason_n of_o a_o daily_a habit_n which_o he_o have_v take_v in_o covet_v objection_n he_o that_o hurt_v himself_o be_v worse_a than_o he_o that_o hurt_v another_o but_o such_o be_v the_o prodigal_a man_n therefore_o he_o be_v worse_a than_o the_o covetous_a man_n answer_n the_o covetous_a man_n hurt_v himself_o and_o other_o worse_o by_o keep_v that_o in_o his_o chest_n which_o may_v credit_n himself_o and_o relieve_v the_o needy_a whereas_o on_o the_o contrary_a the_o prodigal_a man_n purchase_v friend_n and_o good_a will_n by_o his_o spend_n and_o otherwhiles_o help_v other_o in_o their_o distress_n the_o eight_o part_n of_o clemency_n and_o courtesy_n chap._n 45._o not_o only_o reason_n consent_v but_o also_o experience_n confirm_v that_o of_o who_o clemency_n be_v abandon_v in_o he_o all_o other_o virtue_n be_v abolish_v for_o what_o make_v a_o man_n seem_v a_o god_n do_v not_o clemency_n sure_o there_o be_v nothing_o that_o draw_v near_a unto_o divinity_n than_o it_o the_o consideration_n whereof_o procure_v by_o the_o contemplation_n of_o the_o notable_a frame_n of_o man_n provoke_v we_o to_o be_v zealous_a and_o earnest_a to_o do_v our_o neighbour_n good_a as_o not_o ignorant_a how_o that_o the_o pure_a grace_n and_o mercy_n of_o god_n do_v shine_v in_o every_o just_a and_o honest_a man_n wherefore_o let_v prince_n noblemen_z and_o gentleman_n who_o know_v what_o virtue_n be_v consider_v in_o how_o vast_a a_o sea_n of_o inconvenience_n they_o wade_v connual_o for_o all_o their_o superficial_a port_n let_v they_o i_o say_v weigh_v with_o themselves_o that_o they_o be_v but_o man_n and_o if_o for_o a_o momentary_a while_o they_o frown_v and_o scorn_v to_o look_v on_o their_o inferior_n what_o will_v not_o the_o mighty_a jehovah_n who_o note_v all_o man_n heart_n and_o gesture_n contemn_v they_o likewise_o yea_o yea_o he_o will_v also_o strike_v they_o with_o most_o horrible_a dart_n of_o vengeance_n therefore_o for_o fear_v of_o the_o same_o let_v man_n behave_v themselves_o courteous_o and_o imitate_v those_o famous_a wight_n who_o by_o their_o courtesy_n have_v merit_v perpetual_a honour_n king_n henry_n the_o second_o of_o france_n have_v in_o the_o year_n of_o our_o lord_n 1554._o license_v the_o duke_n of_o montmorency_n constable_n to_o chastise_v the_o rebellion_n of_o bordeaux_n afterward_o give_v out_o a_o general_a absolution_n and_o forgive_v every_o man_n the_o like_a courtesy_n do_v the_o duke_n of_o guise_n albeit_o he_o be_v a_o most_o bloody_a tyrant_n show_v unto_o the_o prince_n of_o condie_n his_o prisoner_n in_o that_o he_o speak_v reverent_o unto_o he_o use_v he_o kind_o and_o permit_v he_o to_o lie_v with_o he_o in_o one_o bed_n which_o most_o man_n do_v not_o suppose_v that_o he_o will_v have_v do_v for_o it_o be_v manifest_a how_o hateful_a in_o civil_a broil_n the_o head_n of_o either_o faction_n be_v so_o as_o if_o the_o one_o happen_v into_o the_o other_o hand_n his_o usage_n most_o common_o be_v ungentle_a and_o his_o life_n in_o jeopardy_n now_o by_o these_o and_o such_o like_a example_n let_v we_o who_o be_v reform_a christian_n follow_v the_o trace_n of_o gentleman_n &_o not_o like_a unto_o heathenish_a canniballe_n or_o irish_a karne_n persecute_v one_o another_o with_o capital_a enmity_n final_o let_v we_o again_o and_o again_o ponder_v the_o word_n of_o our_o saviour_n christ_n who_o teach_v we_o to_o be_v courteous_a and_o to_o 18_o forgive_v our_o brethren_n not_o only_o seven_o time_n but_o also_o seventie_o time_n seven_o of_o modesty_n and_o bashfulness_n chap._n 46._o he_o that_o be_v impudent_a and_o never_o blush_v be_v account_v lose_v and_o aught_o to_o be_v banish_v from_o all_o virtuous_a company_n but_o on_o a_o sudden_a adel._n i_o see_v he_o blush_v therefore_o all_o be_v well_o o_o noble_a modesty_n o_o honourable_a affection_n of_o the_o mind_n which_o deserve_v to_o have_v temple_n &_o altar_n dedicate_v unto_o thou_o as_o to_o a_o divine_a goddess_n for_o what_o beautify_v the_o virtue_n modesty_n what_o bridle_v and_o tame_v the_o furious_a passion_n of_o the_o mind_n modesty_n in_o young_a man_n she_o be_v the_o badge_n of_o innocency_n and_o great_o to_o be_v commend_v but_o amphyt_n in_o old_a man_n she_o be_v utter_o dispraise_v the_o reason_n be_v because_o shame_v fastness_n be_v once_o depart_v from_o a_o man_n be_v irrevocable_a and_o know_v not_o how_o to_o return_v but_o now_o alas_o in_o this_o old_a and_o spot_a age_n of_o the_o world_n youth_n by_o reason_n of_o their_o parent_n fond_a indulgence_n have_v exceed_v the_o limit_n of_o modesty_n and_o be_v become_v so_o brazen-faced_a that_o they_o will_v not_o stick_v to_o outface_v &_o deny_v that_o which_o be_v most_o evident_a they_o be_v i_o say_v become_v so_o impudent_a and_o base_a mind_v that_o they_o will_v neither_o acknowledge_v any_o reverence_n to_o their_o elder_n nor_o suffer_v themselves_o to_o be_v advise_v by_o their_o equal_n nor_o as_o yet_o look_v mild_o on_o their_o inferior_n nevertheless_o shamefastenesse_n in_o despite_n of_o all_o her_o adversary_n shall_v be_v acceptable_a among_o wise_a man_n and_o guide_v their_o heart_n as_o she_o do_v in_o time_n past_a in_o the_o mean_a time_n let_v man_n think_v well_o of_o she_o and_o note_n whether_o she_o grace_v young_a man_n and_o then_o according_a to_o the_o effect_n let_v they_o choose_v whether_o they_o receive_v she_o or_o no_o of_o affability_n chap._n 47._o affability_n be_v either_o a_o witty_a use_n of_o speech_n or_o a_o delightful_a recreation_n of_o the_o mind_n or_o a_o amiable_a show_n of_o countenance_n it_o be_v a_o witty_a use_n of_o speech_n when_o a_o man_n move_v mirth_n either_o by_o the_o quick_a change_v of_o some_o sentence_n or_o else_o by_o a_o counterfeit_n extravagant_a and_o doubtful_a speech_n as_o for_o example_n a_o gentleman_n on_o a_o time_n say_v unto_o a_o gentlewoman_n how_o now_o gentlewoman_n what_o all_o alone_a she_o eftsoon_o witty_o answer_v not_o alone_o sir_n but_o accompany_v with_o many_o honourable_a thought_n in_o like_a sort_n a_o merry_a recorder_n of_o london_n mistake_v the_o name_n of_o one_o pepper_n call_v he_o piper_n whereunto_o the_o party_n except_v say_v sir_n you_o mistake_v my_o name_n be_v pepper_n not_o piper_n the_o recorder_n answer_v what_o difference_n be_v there_o between_o piper_n in_o latin_a and_o pepper_n in_o english_a there_o be_v reply_v the_o other_o as_o much_o difference_n between_o they_o as_o be_v between_o a_o pipe_n and_o a_o recorder_n affability_n be_v a_o delightful_a recreation_n of_o the_o mind_n when_o we_o laugh_v moderate_o at_o those_o thing_n which_o wise_o and_o chief_o touch_v some_o fond_a behaviour_n of_o some_o one_o body_n or_o when_o we_o tickle_v some_o vice_n or_o other_o as_o if_o a_o man_n shall_v talk_v of_o a_o privy_a thief_n in_o this_o wise_a i_o have_v one_o at_o home_n among_o all_o other_o to_o who_o there_o be_v no_o door_n shut_v in_o all_o my_o house_n nor_o chest_n lock_v mean_v that_o he_o be_v a_o picklock_n and_o a_o privy_a thief_n howbeit_o he_o may_v have_v speak_v these_o word_n of_o a_o honest_a servant_n affability_n be_v a_o amiable_a show_n of_o countenance_n as_o when_o some_o great_a personage_n resolute_v the_o people_n cheerful_o &_o succour_v every_o one_o according_a to_o his_o power_n whereby_o as_o another_o 15_o absalon_n he_o steal_v the_o heart_n of_o the_o people_n then_o they_o speak_v all_o as_o it_o be_v in_o a_o diapazon_n who_o can_v choose_v but_o with_o all_o his_o heart_n love_v this_o noble_a mind_a gentleman_n in_o who_o all_o the_o spark_n of_o aswell_o royal_a as_o real_a virtue_n do_v appear_v but_o on_o the_o contrary_a if_o a_o noble_a man_n that_o be_v proud_a and_o haughty_a of_o countenance_n shall_v pass_v by_o they_o without_o any_o semblance_n of_o gentleness_n they_o will_v thus_o descant_v of_o he_o this_o man_n by_o his_o stately_a stalk_a and_o portly_a gate_n over_o look_v paul_n steeple_n he_o be_v as_o proud_a as_o lucifer_n his_o pride_n will_v one_o day_n have_v a_o fall_n thus_o they_o read_v of_o he_o be_v he_o never_o so_o high_a of_o degree_n they_o care_v not_o who_o hear_v they_o their_o tongue_n be_v their_o own_o in_o respect_n whereof_o i_o wish_v all_o gentleman_n to_o behave_v themselves_o affable_o and_o courteous_o towards_o their_o inferior_n for_o whereby_o else_o be_v a_o gentleman_n discern_v save_v by_o his_o gentle_a condition_n let_v they_o therefore_o look_v better_a &_o pry_v into_o themselves_o &_o
to_o take_v pain_n to_o hinder_v our_o peculiar_a damage_n for_o 12._o what_o man_n be_v there_o that_o have_v a_o sheep_n and_o if_o it_o fall_v on_o a_o sabaoth_n day_n into_o a_o pit_n do_v not_o lift_v it_o out_o in_o like_a manner_n it_o be_v lawful_a to_o work_v when_o there_o be_v a_o inundation_n or_o deluge_n of_o water_n and_o also_o upon_o urgent_a necessity_n to_o take_v up_o a_o draught_n of_o fish_n which_o for_o that_o day_n be_v let_v alone_o will_v have_v be_v cast_v away_o more_o yet_o will_v i_o write_v if_o i_o fear_v not_o to_o be_v term_v a_o gagle_a sophister_n as_o have_v already_o discuss_v this_o question_n in_o my_o commentary_n upon_o persius_n 5_o i_o will_v therefore_o proceed_v to_o the_o next_o of_o the_o duty_n of_o servant_n towards_o their_o master_n chap._n 17._o the_o first_o duty_n of_o servant_n towards_o their_o master_n be_v that_o they_o be_v subject_a unto_o they_o e_z and_o please_v they_o in_o all_o thing_n 2._o not_o answer_v again_o nor_o reply_v although_o otherwhiles_o they_o know_v better_a what_o be_v to_o be_v do_v than_o their_o master_n the_o second_o be_v that_o they_o be_v honest_a and_o faithful_a unto_o their_o master_n and_o not_o as_o many_o now_o aday_n do_v flatter_v &_o cologue_n with_o they_o thereby_o think_v to_o get_v some_o booty_n the_o three_o duty_n of_o servant_n be_v that_o they_o seek_v their_o master_n profit_n more_o they_o their_o own_o the_o four_o that_o they_o reveal_v not_o to_o other_o their_o master_n secret_a affair_n the_o five_o that_o they_o defend_v their_o master_n even_o to_o the_o hazard_n and_o lose_v of_o their_o life_n the_o famous_a effect_n whereof_o appear_v in_o that_o courageous_a servant_n of_o maurice_n duke_n of_o saxony_n who_o of_o late_a year_n see_v his_o master_n sudden_o assault_v by_o certain_a turk_n that_o lay_v in_o ambush_n and_o cast_v from_o his_o horse_n cover_v he_o with_o his_o own_o body_n &_o valiant_o repel_v the_o enemy_n until_o certain_a horseman_n come_v and_o save_v the_o prince_n but_o die_v himself_o a_o little_a while_n after_o be_v hurt_v and_o wound_v in_o every_o place_n of_o his_o body_n final_o to_o fill_v up_o this_o discourse_n servant_n must_v diligent_o and_o honest_o guard_v their_o master_n and_o their_o master_n good_n for_o 27._o they_o that_o keep_v the_o fig_n tree_n shall_v enjoy_v the_o fruit_n thereof_o and_o they_o that_o wait_v upon_o their_o master_n shall_v come_v to_o honour_n the_o four_o plant._n of_o the_o acquisitive_a faculty_n chap._n 18._o now_o have_v sufficient_o dispute_v of_o the_o chief_a part_n of_o a_o family_n i_o come_v to_o the_o last_o part_n that_o be_v to_o the_o acquisitive_a or_o possessory_a faculty_n whereof_o i_o find_v two_o kind_n the_o one_o natural_a the_o other_o artificial_a the_o natural_a consist_v in_o breed_v of_o cattle_n in_o manure_v of_o the_o ground_n in_o hawk_v hunt_a fish_v &_o in_o spoil_n and_o pillage_n both_o by_o sea_n &_o land_n the_o artificial_a way_n of_o get_v lie_v in_o exchange_v either_o ware_n for_o ware_n as_o of_o cloth_n for_o silk_n of_o wool_n for_o grain_n or_o else_o of_o ware_n for_o money_n and_o again_o those_o acquisitive_a art_n be_v disallow_v which_o be_v loathe_v of_o man_n as_o the_o trade_n of_o broker_n huxter_n toll-gatherers_a bawd_n usurer_n and_o ingrater_n of_o which_o three_o last_n after_o my_o next_o discourie_n of_o money_n i_o will_v god_n willing_a entreat_v of_o money_n the_o chief_a part_n of_o the_o acquisitive_a faculty_n chap._n 19_o money_n as_o pliny_n write_v be_v coin_a by_o king_n servius_n of_o rome_n 3._o with_o the_o image_n of_o a_o sheep_n and_o a_o ox_n other_o say_v that_o it_o be_v first_o invent_v at_o the_o siege_n of_o troy_n but_o i_o find_v that_o money_n be_v many_o year_n currant_n before_o the_o war_n of_o troy_n 23._o abraham_n buy_v a_o field_n of_o ephron_n the_o hittite_n for_o four_o hundred_o silver_n sicle_n of_o money_n currant_n among_o merchant_n which_o be_v of_o our_o money_n three_o and_o thirty_o pound_n six_o shilling_n and_o eight_o penny_n howbeit_o there_o be_v no_o use_n of_o coin_a money_n in_o sundry_a country_n at_o this_o instant_n in_o y_fw-fr e_o country_n of_o print_n precious_a john_n salt_n go_v for_o money_n the_o indian_n of_o peru_n never_o make_v any_o account_n of_o money_n before_o the_o spaniard_n rob_v they_o of_o their_o gold_n beside_o within_o these_o two_o hundred_o year_n money_n be_v very_o scant_o here_o in_o england_n for_o king_n edward_n the_o four_o in_o the_o civil_a war_n betwixt_o he_o and_o henry_n the_o six_o be_v on_o a_o time_n pursue_v by_o the_o earl_n of_o warwick_n who_o then_o be_v turn_v to_o the_o contrary_a side_n buy_v a_o ship_n in_o the_o year_n of_o our_o lord_n 1461._o for_o eight_o score_n noble_n to_o sail_v into_o ireland_n which_o price_n in_o those_o time_n be_v esteem_v wonderful_a dear_a also_o in_o the_o year_n 1514._o money_n coin_a of_o leather_n be_v rise_v in_o this_o realm_n of_o which_o kind_n of_o money_n myself_o have_v see_v of_o late_a above_o ten_o bushel_n in_o a_o old_a castle_n in_o wales_n stamp_v as_o far_o as_o i_o remember_v with_o the_o duke_n of_o lancaster_n image_n for_o in_o those_o day_n certain_a duke_n be_v license_v to_o coin_v money_n so_o likewise_o we_o read_v that_o county_n palatine_n as_o chester_n durham_n and_o ely_n can_v then_o give_v pardon_n concern_v the_o plea_n of_o the_o crown_n and_o send_v writ_n in_o their_o own_o name_n in_o the_o kingdom_n of_o cathay_n money_n be_v yet_o neither_o of_o gold_n nor_o silver_n nor_o of_o any_o other_o metal_n but_o only_o of_o the_o bark_n of_o mulberry_n tree_n which_o be_v cut_v as_o well_o into_o sundry_a small_a as_o great_a round_a piece_n whereon_o they_o engrave_v the_o name_n of_o their_o country_n rate_v they_o as_o we_o do_v we_o according_a to_o their_o greatness_n &_o smallness_n it_o be_v petty_a treason_n among_o they_o to_o employ_v any_o 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philosopher_n say_v that_o leg_n in_o a_o commonwealth_n well_o govern_v there_o shall_v not_o any_o money_n be_v use_v because_o it_o mar_v good_a manner_n and_o make_v the_o mind_n of_o a_o man_n covetous_a and_o in_o satiable_a of_o bawd_n whether_o they_o ought_v to_o be_v suffer_v chap._n 20._o although_o i_o have_v touch_v this_o infamous_a question_n in_o another_o book_n of_o i_o pers._n yet_o notwithstanding_o i_o judge_v it_o not_o amiss_o if_o i_o repaint_v the_o same_o with_o more_o brevity_n in_o a_o more_o familiar_a tongue_n the_o first_o that_o institute_v the_o filthy_a order_n of_o stew_n be_v venus_n who_o because_o she_o alone_o will_v not_o seem_v to_o be_v a_o whore_n as_o have_v lyen_fw-we with_o mars_n vulcan_n mercury_n anchises_n and_o sundry_a other_o appoint_v in_o cypress_n that_o woman_n shall_v prostitute_v themselves_o for_o money_n to_o all_o comer_n which_o custom_n be_v renew_v by_o the_o pope_n who_o build_v most_o stately_a house_n for_o whore_n 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own_o natural_a subject_n and_o continual_o go_v guard_v with_o a_o strong_a company_n as_o vortiger_n sometime_o king_n of_o this_o realm_n do_v when_o he_o bring_v in_o hengist_n and_o the_o saxon_n and_o give_v they_o the_o country_n of_o kent_n and_o essex_n to_o inhabit_v the_o five_o if_o he_o without_o cause_n command_v his_o chief_a noble_n to_o be_v cashier_v &_o brand_v with_o ignominy_n or_o to_o be_v imprison_v and_o put_v to_o death_n for_o fear_v lest_o they_o shall_v wax_v too_o popular_a and_o overmighty_a such_o a_o one_o be_v francis_n sfortia_n duke_n of_o milan_n that_o cause_v alphonsus_n king_n of_o naples_n villainous_o at_o a_o banquet_n to_o murder_v earl_n james_n son_n to_o nicholas_n picinio_n who_o he_o have_v send_v ambassador_n to_o the_o say_v alphonsus_n for_o no_o other_o cause_n then_o for_o that_o he_o fear_v his_o might_n &_o because_o the_o bracique_n in_o italy_n &_o some_o of_o his_o subject_n high_o esteem_v he_o the_o six_o token_n to_o know_v a_o tyrant_n be_v if_o he_o do_v away_o learned_a and_o wise_a man_n for_o no_o other_o intent_n then_o that_o fear_v they_o shall_v reprove_v he_o &_o write_v against_o his_o deprave_a &_o ungodly_a life_n as_o domitius_n nero_n that_o command_v seneca_n the_o philosopher_n and_o the_o poet_n lucan_n to_o be_v slay_v and_o domitian_n that_o banish_v the_o poet_n lwenal_a for_o the_o same_o cause_n but_o of_o this_o matter_n i_o have_v speak_v pers._n in_o another_o book_n whether_o it_o be_v lawful_a for_o subject_n to_o rise_v against_o their_o prince_n be_v a_o tyrant_n or_o a_o heretic_n chap._n 10._o even_o as_o the_o prince_n ought_v to_o remove_v the_o cause_n of_o mislike_n which_o his_o subject_n have_v conceive_v against_o he_o and_o to_o extinguish_v the_o flame_n that_o be_v nourish_v in_o one_o several_a house_n will_v break_v into_o the_o next_o and_o at_o last_o into_o the_o whole_a town_n so_o in_o like_a manner_n subject_n ought_v to_o please_v their_o sovereign_n 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take_v away_o king_n and_o set_v up_o king_n to_o the_o intent_n that_o live_a man_n may_v know_v that_o the_o most_o high_a have_v power_n over_o the_o kingdom_n of_o man_n and_o give_v it_o to_o whomesoever_o he_o will_v and_o appoint_v over_o it_o the_o most_o abject_a among_o man_n hence_o be_v it_o that_o we_o seldom_o hear_v of_o rebel_n that_o ever_o prosper_v but_o in_o the_o end_n they_o be_v bewray_v and_o bring_v to_o confusion_n in_o the_o time_n of_o henry_n the_o four_o there_o rebel_v at_o one_o time_n against_o he_o the_o duke_n of_o exeter_n with_o the_o duke_n of_o gloucester_n surrey_z aumarle_n &_o salisbury_n and_o at_o another_o time_n the_o earl_n of_o worcester_n the_o archbishop_n of_o york_n &_o henry_n hotspurre_n son_n to_o the_o earl_n of_o northumberland_n all_o which_o be_v either_o slay_v or_o behead_v to_o come_v near_o the_o state_n of_o this_o question_n we_o find_v that_o leonagildus_fw-la a_o ancient_a king_n of_o the_o goth_n in_o spain_n both_o a_o tyrant_n and_o a_o arrian_n in_o the_o year_n of_o our_o lord_n 568._o pursue_v the_o true_a christian_n and_o exile_v his_o own_o son_n because_o he_o be_v of_o the_o true_a religion_n whereupon_o this_o young_a prince_n be_v move_v at_o the_o persecution_n of_o the_o christian_n in_o his_o country_n do_v twice_o raise_v arm_n against_o his_o lord_n and_o father_n at_o the_o first_o he_o be_v take_v captive_a and_o banish_v at_o the_o second_o he_o be_v put_v to_o death_n on_o easter_n day_n by_o which_o example_n we_o may_v note_v the_o effect_n of_o god_n judgement_n and_o rebuke_v the_o rashness_n of_o this_o prince_n that_o rebel_v against_o his_o sovereign_n wherefore_o o_o you_o that_o be_v subject_a to_o cruel_a prince_n refrain_v your_o fury_n learn_v to_o obey_v &_o beware_v lest_o the_o same_o chance_n unto_o you_o which_o be_v feign_a to_o have_v chance_v unto_o the_o frog_n who_o be_v importunat_a on_o jupiter_n to_o have_v a_o king_n a_o beam_n be_v give_v they_o 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authority_n and_o majesty_n of_o a_o prince_n consist_v in_o the_o opinion_n of_o prudence_n for_o even_o as_o the_o sick_a man_n obey_v the_o wise_a physician_n and_o the_o passenger_n hearken_v unto_o the_o skilful_a pilot_n so_o in_o like_a manner_n subject_n be_v obedient_a unto_o their_o prudent_a prince_n &_o will_v glad_o follow_v whatsoever_o he_o prescribe_v unto_o they_o o_o peerless_a paragon_n o_o noble_a prudence_n thou_o 1._o rair_a down_o knowledge_n and_o understanding_n and_o bring_v to_o honour_n they_o that_o possess_v thou_o thou_o defende_v our_o commonwealth_n from_o the_o spanish_a yoke_n antigon_n thou_o hold_v the_o supremacy_n in_o felicity_n and_o save_v we_o from_o adversity_n take_v away_o this_o jewel_n &_o our_o life_n will_v be_v fill_v with_o folly_n wickedness_n and_o barbarism_n this_o politician_n do_v very_o well_o know_v for_o how_o be_v it_o possible_a that_o a_o commonwealth_n shall_v be_v well_o rule_v unless_o the_o governor_n thereof_o do_v perfect_o &_o prudent_o understand_v the_o number_n of_o soldier_n the_o love_n of_o the_o leaguer_n the_o situation_n of_o the_o country_n &_o the_o nature_n of_o the_o inhabitant_n king_n henry_n the_o seven_o therefore_o her_o majesty_n grandfather_n deserve_v great_a commendation_n in_o that_o he_o keep_v a_o private_a book_n for_o that_o purpose_n &_o therein_o register_v the_o force_n of_o his_o realm_n &_o the_o treasure_n which_o yearly_o his_o officer_n receive_v into_o the_o excheker_n as_o concern_v the_o nature_n of_o people_n i_o find_v that_o windy_a place_n do_v make_v man_n savage_a and_o inconstant_a and_o that_o in_o calm_a country_n they_o become_v civil_a &_o courteous_a also_o we_o see_v that_o they_o which_o dwell_v near_o the_o sea_n and_o far_o from_o london_n be_v for_o the_o most_o part_n more_o fierce_a and_o hardy_a than_o those_o which_o live_v in_o the_o midst_n of_o england_n moreover_o it_o behove_v a_o prudent_a man_n to_o consider_v that_o some_o kind_n of_o people_n be_v angry_a by_o nature_n some_o be_v impudent_a some_o fearful_a and_o othersome_a be_v give_v to_o new-fangled_a fashion_n to_o drunkenness_n and_o lechery_n in_o like_a manner_n 26._o the_o nature_n of_o englishman_n be_v to_o be_v courageous_a to_o neglect_v death_n to_o abide_v no_o torment_n and_o therefore_o ibid._n in_o no_o place_n shall_v you_o see_v malefactor_n go_v more_o constant_o more_o assure_o and_o with_o less_o lamentation_n to_o their_o death_n then_o in_o england_n the_o nature_n of_o welshman_n be_v kind_a haughty_a and_o prodigal_a of_o life_n and_o blood_n the_o irish_a be_v account_v rude_a and_o courageous_a which_o doubtless_o proceed_v of_o their_o country_n cold_a climate_n for_o as_o the_o philosopher_n say_v probl._n they_o that_o live_v in_o the_o north_n and_o in_o a_o cold_a country_n be_v common_o call_v treacherous_a to_o end_v this_o chapter_n of_o prudence_n i_o think_v it_o expedient_a that_o a_o prudent_a man_n yield_v unto_o the_o necessity_n of_o the_o time_n and_o take_v heed_n that_o ancient_a law_n &_o custom_n be_v not_o alter_v because_o 3._o they_o be_v the_o foundation_n of_o a_o commonwealth_n whereof_o if_o any_o be_v change_v the_o whole_a building_n must_v consequent_o fall_v to_o wrack_n and_o destruction_n of_o sapience_n or_o wisdom_n chap._n 68_o wisdom_n among_o the_o ancient_a heathen_a be_v no_o other_o thing_n but_o a_o certain_a kind_n of_o prudence_n to_o manage_v and_o handle_v great_a cause_n &_o matter_n of_o policy_n vita_fw-la which_o profession_n beginning_n in_o solon_n do_v continue_v and_o be_v take_v up_o from_o man_n to_o man_n as_o a_o sect_n of_o philosophy_n but_o wisdom_n among_o christian_n have_v obtain_v a_o high_a title_n to_o wit_n a_o knowledge_n to_o expound_v the_o word_n of_o god_n concern_v our_o salvation_n redeem_v through_o his_o son_n jesus_n christ._n this_o be_v that_o divine_a virtue_n which_o be_v ordain_v from_o everlasting_a before_o any_o thing_n be_v make_v 3._o before_o the_o earth_n the_o sea_n the_o hill_n and_o the_o river_n be_v she_o be_v conceyve_v and_o bring_v forth_o when_o god_n prepare_v the_o heaven_n she_o be_v present_a when_o he_o environ_v the_o sea_n with_o her_o bank_n and_o lay_v the_o foundation_n of_o the_o earth_n she_o be_v with_o he_o make_v all_o thing_n and_o she_o delight_v to_o be_v with_o the_o child_n of_o man_n the_o chymiste_n write_v that_o one_o dragme_n of_o their_o power_n of_o projection_n will_v turn_v a_o thousand_o dram_n of_o any_o mettle_n into_o gold_n what_o then_o shall_v the_o least_o grain_n of_o the_o celestial_a powder_n of_o wisdom_n be_v able_a to_o effect_v very_o it_o will_v lift_v whole_a million_o of_o soul_n out_o oâ—_n satan_n net_n and_o will_v transport_v they_o up_o into_o the_o high_a sphere_n where_o for_o ever_o resident_a they_o shall_v enjoy_v unspeakable_a pleasure_n for_o this_o cause_n the_o emperor_n charles_n the_o four_o go_v on_o a_o time_n to_o a_o college_n in_o prage_n to_o hear_v divinity_n disputation_n there_o and_o remain_v stand_v above_o four_o hour_n and_o when_o his_o courtier_n to_o who_o that_o kind_n of_o exercise_n seem_v irksome_a tell_v he_o that_o his_o supper_n be_v ready_a he_o answer_v that_o the_o hear_n of_o those_o disputation_n be_v more_o pleasant_a unto_o he_o than_o all_o the_o supper_n in_o the_o world_n what_o great_a testimony_n of_o favour_n towards_o wisdom_n can_v we_o wish_v they_o those_o of_o the_o prince_n of_o england_n who_o frank_o and_o free_o grant_v such_o large_a charter_n &_o privilege_n unto_o the_o 2._o university_n of_o this_o realm_n sure_o i_o shall_v be_v too_o ingrateful_a if_o i_o do_v not_o remember_v in_o this_o place_n elizabeth_n our_o gracious_a sovereign_n who_o so_o spare_v neither_o care_n nor_o mean_n to_o prefer_v scholar_n that_o she_o merit_v the_o name_n of_o the_o nurse_n of_o wisdom_n next_o the_o lord_n archbishop_n of_o canterbury_n that_o now_o be_v deserve_v to_o be_v have_v in_o remembrance_n in_o that_o he_o daily_o purge_v the_o church_n of_o spot_n and_o schism_n and_o advaunce_v all_o student_n every_o man_n according_a to_o his_o desert_n likewise_o sir_n thomas_n egerton_n lord_n keeper_n so_o tender_v &_o foster_v the_o professor_n of_o true_a wisdom_n that_o he_o be_v worthy_o name_v the_o reviuer_n and_o restorer_n of_o wisdom_n yea_o i_o have_v hear_v it_o sundry_a time_n blaze_v that_o england_n never_o have_v the_o like_a zealous_a patron_n of_o scholar_n there_o be_v also_o other_o furtherer_n of_o wisdom_n who_o i_o leave_v to_o name_n by_o reason_n that_o our_o book_n which_o continual_o be_v publish_v do_v royalize_v and_o eternize_v their_o heroical_a name_n god_n continue_v they_o in_o their_o noble_a mind_n to_o finish_v this_o discourse_n i_o advise_v all_o man_n both_o high_a and_o low_a which_o have_v a_o entrance_n in_o they_o towards_o god_n to_o countenance_v the_o follower_n of_o wisdom_n and_o to_o strike_v a_o everlasting_a league_n of_o amity_n with_o they_o as_o for_o worldly_a wisdom_n i_o wish_v they_o not_o so_o precious_o to_o esteem_v it_o as_o they_o do_v for_o what_o else_o be_v the_o wise_a man_n of_o this_o world_n save_v gay_a politician_n machiavellians_n and_o niggard_n false_o under_o the_o colour_n of_o wiseman_n purloin_v the_o poor_a and_o prepare_v their_o own_o self_n to_o be_v scourge_v of_o the_o devil_n and_o to_o be_v scorch_v in_o the_o fiery_a flame_n of_o hell_n of_o the_o ignorance_n of_o our_o time_n chap._n 69._o 8._o alas_o what_o ignorance_n lead_v wretch_n astray_o and_o bring_v they_o into_o a_o wrong_a way_n clean_o contrary_a from_o happiness_n and_o knowledge_n the_o egyptian_n account_v it_o a_o most_o grievous_a calamity_n to_o endure_v the_o 10_o darkness_n which_o god_n send_v they_o by_o moses_n but_o three_o day_n how_o much_o more_o ought_v we_o to_o be_v afraid_a when_o we_o remain_v all_o our_o life_n time_n in_o the_o night_n of_o ignorance_n many_o there_o be_v that_o wish_v our_o college_n to_o be_v utter_o suppress_v and_o our_o school_n of_o learning_n to_o be_v make_v barn_n or_o wooll-house_n which_o be_v even_o to_o wish_v we_o peasant_n and_o wital_n like_o themselves_o but_o god_n forbid_v that_o any_o such_o ignorant_a wish_n shall_v be_v fulfil_v soon_o 7._o shall_v the_o earth_n bring_v forth_o star_n and_o the_o heaven_n be_v ear_v with_o plough_n then_o that_o barbarism_n and_o ignorance_n shall_v in_o such_o sort_n overflow_v us._n take_v the_o sun_n out_o of_o the_o firmament_n and_o the_o light_n from_o the_o sky_n what_o else_o will_v the_o world_n seem_v save_v a_o massy_a chaos_n or_o a_o rude_a and_o confuse_a lump_n in_o like_a manner_n if_o learning_n be_v extinguish_v will_v not_o we_o become_v dizart_n or_o cuckoo_n nay_o to_o seek_v the_o decay_n and_o abolish_n of_o learning_n be_v to_o prepare_v a_o way_n for_o atheism_n
money_n to_o feign_v themselves_o with_o child_n make_v of_o a_o cushion_n for_o concealment_n whereof_o the_o bawd_n must_v be_v well_o bribe_v to_o caper_v in_o man_n arm_n till_o they_o have_v gull_v they_o of_o their_o purse_n to_o counterfeit_a tear_n with_o a_o onion_n yea_o &_o to_o use_v fine_a gloze_a speech_n as_o sir_n you_o mistake_v your_o mark_n i_o be_o none_o of_o your_o wanton_a gills_n you_o abuse_v my_o credit_n my_o mistress_n call_v i_o and_o immediate_o after_o perceive_v the_o lusty_a wooer_n to_o have_v money_n in_o his_o purse_n she_o begin_v by_o degree_n to_o listen_v say_v many_o man_n will_v promise_v much_o but_o perform_v little_a they_o bear_v we_o in_o hand_n until_o they_o have_v get_v their_o pleasure_n of_o we_o and_o then_o away_o they_o go_v but_o you_o loâ—ke_v like_o a_o honest_a man_n after_o this_o the_o bawd_n see_v their_o wench_n deform_v they_o give_v they_o drug_n to_o raise_v their_o colour_n and_o to_o seem_v fair_a this_o be_v the_o bawd_n acquisitive_a faculty_n whereby_o they_o live_v some_o bawd_n have_v a_o dozen_o damsel_n some_o less_o yet_o of_o every_o man_n they_o take_v large_o as_o 20._o shilling_n a_o week_n or_o ten_o pound_n a_o month_n it_o be_v say_v that_o long_a meg_n of_o westminster_n keep_v always_o 20._o courtesan_n in_o her_o house_n who_o by_o their_o picture_n she_o sell_v to_o all_o comer_n but_o i_o return_v to_o the_o extirpation_n thereof_o we_o read_v that_o 8._o theodosius_n the_o great_a in_o the_o year_n of_o our_o lord_n 392._o utter_o chase_v all_o stew_n out_o of_o his_o empire_n for_o which_o notable_a act_n his_o name_n even_o at_o this_o day_n be_v great_o honour_v no_o less_o praise_n deserve_v henry_n the_o eight_o of_o famous_a memory_n for_o abolish_n &_o put_v down_o of_o the_o stew_n in_o london_n which_o then_o be_v innumerable_a therein_o he_o imitate_v the_o good_a k._n josias_n 23._o who_o break_v down_o the_o house_n of_o the_o sodomite_n that_o be_v in_o the_o house_n of_o the_o lord_n final_o no_o man_n be_v ignorant_a that_o the_o pestilent_a disease_n of_o the_o french_a pock_n be_v send_v as_o a_o punishment_n to_o stew_n of_o usurer_n chap._n 21._o 1._o he_o that_o receive_v any_o thing_n over_o and_o above_o the_o capital_a sum_n that_o be_v lend_v be_v a_o usurer_n for_o which_o respect_n i_o compare_v he_o to_o a_o aspet_n for_o even_o as_o he_o that_o be_v sting_v with_o a_o asp_n fall_v asleep_a as_o it_o be_v with_o delight_n but_o die_v ere_o he_o awake_v so_o a_o usurer_n take_v great_a pleasure_n in_o his_o interest_n at_o the_o first_o but_o at_o length_n he_o be_v so_o overcloy_v with_o money_n that_o he_o can_v never_o enjoy_v any_o rest_n the_o cause_n be_v his_o conscience_n which_o like_o a_o multitude_n of_o fury_n vex_v his_o heart_n and_o fortelle_n he_o of_o his_o everlasting_a damnation_n hence_o it_o be_v that_o the_o roman_n inflict_v as_o great_a punishment_n on_o a_o usurer_n as_o on_o a_o thief_n and_o not_o without_o cause_n for_o he_o that_o kill_v a_o man_n rid_v he_o out_o of_o his_o torment_n at_o once_o whereas_o a_o usurer_n be_v long_o in_o punish_v and_o undo_v his_o creditor_n cause_v he_o by_o little_a and_o little_a to_o pine_v away_o also_o a_o usurer_n by_o undo_v of_o one_o undo_v many_o namely_o the_o wife_n and_o whole_a household_n more_o gentleman_n here_o in_o england_n have_v usurer_n banker_n and_o merchant_n drive_v to_o despair_n than_o either_o war_n or_o sickness_n for_o when_o a_o young_a puny_a come_v unto_o they_o desire_v to_o be_v credit_v for_o money_n or_o apparel_n than_o one_o of_o they_o counterfeit_v themselves_o forsooth_o to_o be_v coy_a like_o woman_n will_v burst_v forth_o into_o these_o term_n the_o world_n be_v hard_a and_o we_o be_v all_o mortal_a we_o may_v not_o venture_v our_o good_n god_n know_v how_o we_o earn_v our_o live_n wherefore_o make_v we_o assurance_n and_o you_o shall_v have_v ten_o pound_n worth_a in_o silk_n and_o velvet_n well_o this_o pass_v on_o currant_n assurance_n be_v give_v with_o a_o witness_n a_o little_a after_o if_o the_o gentleman_n have_v not_o wherewithal_o to_o pay_v as_o well_o the_o interest_n as_o the_o principal_n agree_v upon_o whensoever_o this_o reprobate_a cutthroat_n demand_v it_o then_o present_o as_o round_o as_o a_o ball_n he_o commence_v his_o statute-marchant_n against_o he_o and_o for_o ten_o pound_n profit_n which_o be_v scarce_o worth_a five_o pound_n in_o money_n he_o recover_v by_o relapse_n ten_o pound_n a_o year_n o_o intolerable_a wickedness_n o_o devilish_a haberdasher_n and_o worse_o than_o those_o ungodly_a tenant_n who_o see_v their_o landlord_n heir_n come_v say_v one_o to_o another_o 12._o this_o be_v the_o heir_n come_v let_v we_o kill_v he_o and_o we_o shall_v have_v his_o inheritance_n dare_v thou_o o_o wretched_a cormorant_n hope_v to_o be_v save_v and_o expect_v to_o be_v partaker_n of_o the_o heavenly_a blessing_n be_v thou_o a_o christian_n and_o will_v suffer_v thy_o brother_n in_o christ_n thus_o to_o miscarry_v through_o thy_o entanglement_n &_o exaction_n no_o no_o thou_o be_v a_o member_n of_o satan_n thou_o be_v in_o the_o gall_n of_o bitterness_n 8._o and_o in_o the_o bond_n of_o iniquity_n objection_n the_o law_n of_o england_n do_v permit_v usury_n to_o wit_n two_o shilling_n in_o the_o pound_n therefore_o a_o usurer_n be_v not_o wicked_a answer_n it_o be_v one_o thing_n to_o permit_v usury_n and_o another_o to_o allow_v thereof_o by_o our_o positive_a law_n be_v mean_v that_o those_o man_n who_o care_v not_o how_o much_o they_o extort_a out_o of_o poor_a man_n hand_n for_o the_o loan_n of_o their_o money_n shall_v be_v empald_v and_o limit_v within_o certain_a mere_a and_o bound_n lest_o they_o overflow_v reason_n so_o that_o the_o law_n do_v but_o mitigate_v the_o penalty_n and_o if_o it_o be_v possible_a they_o will_v restrain_v man_n from_o it_o of_o the_o particular_n wherein_o usury_n be_v commit_v chap._n 22._o a_o man_n commit_v usury_n six_o manner_n of_o way_n first_o usuris_fw-la whosoever_o dare_v corn_n unto_o his_o neighbour_n with_o promise_n that_o at_o the_o redelivery_n thereof_o he_o shall_v give_v he_o somewhat_o more_o be_v a_o usurer_n as_o for_o example_n if_o he_o lend_v to_o a_o man_n five_o bushel_n of_o corn_n at_o may_n under_o condition_n that_o he_o give_v he_o six_o bushel_n at_o bartholomew-tide_n second_o he_o that_o forestal_v and_o intercept_v corn_n in_o the_o market_n and_o that_o not_o for_o any_o want_n but_o to_o sell_v it_o again_o dear_a than_o he_o buy_v it_o thereby_o to_o enrich_v himself_o with_o the_o impoverish_n of_o many_o three_o action_n he_o commit_v usury_n that_o for_o the_o loan_n of_o his_o money_n receive_v a_o great_a gage_n than_o the_o money_n value_v and_o claim_v the_o same_o as_o forfeit_v the_o money_n be_v not_o repay_v he_o at_o the_o prefix_a time_n four_o he_o be_v a_o usurer_n that_o dare_v his_o money_n upon_o condition_n that_o the_o other_o buy_v his_o necessary_n at_o his_o shop_n or_o grind_v at_o his_o mill_n five_o he_o be_v a_o usurer_n that_o keep_v false_a balance_n and_o that_o sell_v bad_a &_o musty_a thing_n for_o good_a and_o new_a final_o he_o that_o enclose_v commons_o &_o turn_v tillage_n into_o pasture_n be_v a_o usurer_n whether_o it_o be_v lawful_a for_o a_o householder_n to_o ingrate_a and_o engross_v corn_n in_o the_o market_n to_o the_o intent_n he_o may_v sell_v the_o same_o another_o time_n at_o a_o dear_a price_n chap._n 23._o whosoever_o he_o be_v that_o forestal_v corn_n in_o the_o market_n and_o transport_v it_o home_o into_o his_o garner_n there_o keep_v it_o until_o a_o dear_a time_n fall_v out_o without_o doubt_n commit_v usury_n for_o every_o man_n ought_v to_o sell_v as_o he_o buy_v and_o do_v otherwise_o he_o be_v a_o usurer_n and_o must_v make_v restitution_n of_o the_o overplus_n 3._o the_o which_o if_o he_o deny_v he_o be_v eftsoon_o deprive_v of_o all_o power_n to_o make_v his_o last_o will_n and_o testament_n beside_o there_o be_v statute_n punishment_n ordain_v for_o the_o repress_v of_o this_o filthy_a lucre_n as_o forfeit_v to_o the_o clerk_n of_o the_o market_n &_o finesâ—to_o be_v pay_v to_o the_o prince_n if_o the_o foresay_a party_n be_v take_v in_o the_o manner_n in_o sum_n 5._o his_o canker_a gold_n and_o silver_n which_o he_o have_v thus_o receive_v of_o the_o poor_a buyer_n and_o the_o rust_n of_o they_o shall_v be_v a_o witness_n against_o he_o at_o the_o fearful_a day_n of_o judgement_n and_o shall_v eat_v up_o his_o flesh_n as_o it_o be_v fire_n the_o five_o plant._n of_o hospitality_n chap._n 24._o hospitality_n be_v the_o chief_a point_n of_o humanity_n which_o a_o householder_n can_v show_v not_o