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From the Lady Eleanor, her blessing, to her beloved davghter the Right Honorable Lvcy, Covntesse of Huntingdon.
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Eleanor, Lady, d. 1652.
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1644
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Wing D1991
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to Scotland and great Brittaine so stiled then wherefore blazoned by those great Beasts foure being from name of Bruite derived whose Vnicorns Horne become as short as his fellowes Lookeing of late as though al by conquest had been his so according to his will wresting and altering whatsoever and possest with no little willfullnesse as well as pride proceeding from Ephnesse and Shallownesse And so from HENRY the fourths taking possession of the Kingdome regained by EDWARD the fourth of those royall Rose ten in number giving the dunn Cow so many even from the House of Lancasters usurpation untill the diadem fell to be Scotlands lott all which displayed by those Horns ten and another little Horne c. as Corone being derived from Cornua and Caroles a Diminative c. For saylingon the VVind serving faire still or for proceeding with the Map of great Brittains last Parliament so manifest that whose Image this who needs to doubt as a little farther I shall hold on c. J beheld then because of the great voice of the word which the Horne spake J behold even till the Beast was slaine and his body given to the burning flame Some may say hath God care of Oxen Yes doubtlesse beholds even such a Den or Draught of restlesse beastlinesse day and night St. James-Fayre so called not without Cause their Priviledge of late abolished As hereby appeares the Modell every of those Courts put downe VVhere so long such Lawlesse doings there c. As for the rest of the Beasts They had their Dominion taken away BVT their Liver were prolonged as Hee no little or inferiour Beast for one whose voice set a Note lower brought to the barre though so long deferred yet whose Judgement sleeps Not. And then the Ancient of dayes fitting in his Iudges Robe and Locks like Snow Even the day of Judgement clothed in the Parliaments likenesse And the Parliament clouded under or shadow'd out by the day of Iudgement His comming in the Clouds so all in their pure wooll set forth wooll Seats and thus much for that The judgement shall fit and the Bookes were opened the Bookes of the Old and New Testament also Nothing covered that shall not be disclosed too and proclaimed Likewise by those Legions of Angells beside the Parliaments everlasting sitting the warre raised by them fet forth like Dooms day as it were when the Elements melting and the Heavens shaking Stars falling like those Valies of Thunder-Bolts with lightnings such a firy Streame now making way the generall dayes Epitome the conclusion of all these Dan. 7. And the Kingdome and Dominion and the greatnesse of the Kingdome under the whole Heaven Shall be given to the Saints of the mosthigh OR RVLERS whose Kingdome is an everlasting Kingdome As to no other given such a high stile except unto this Kingdome c. Hitherto is the end of the matter concerning the end and as for Daniel his countenance changed and his cogitations troubled The troublesometime before the change fore saw even our evill times His heart bleeding too c. And as Daniel signifying the judgement of God so that Monsterous fourth Beast as much to say a Viperous generation Herewith is signyfied like Josephs Pharoahs dreams doubled even the seventeenth hundred yeare By this very measure doubled to bee likewise a Time and times the deviding of time or three and a halfe viz. 7. Surge metire templum Revel 11. followes tempus tempora dimidium temporis The Resurrections time hereby measured even in the present Century cut in the midst too as it were Paradventure fifty there c. And paradventure there shall lacke five of fifty exprest in the day of judgements very language as shall not the Judge of all the earth doe right and Abram he but Dust and Ashes then VVith whom saying Now J have taken upon me to speake cannot here rest shewing farther as Noah outlived the Flood three hundred years and dyed two thousand years after the Creation likewise now the time abated or comes short 300. years wherefore the disolution in the seventeenth hundred yeare and thus cut off so many yeares like the shortned dayes of Enoch whom God tooke who lived three hundred yeares and Eternitys forerunner begat Metheuseliah thus five hundred years amounts to a PERIOD as deeply sworne the Time should be longer Revela 10. measured by the CREATORS his right hand lifted up Tempus non erit amplius sed in diebus vocis septimi Angeli Times mistery revealed c. as promised to be witnessed by the Prophets his servants concerning times TRVMPET then put to silence time no more c. And lastly for MICHAELMVS 1644 That happie halfe yeare herein included a time and times and halfe also to disperse the Forces c. Revela the 12. and Dan. the 12. concerning Michaels alarme there signified and so like a Thiefe in the night as this fearful night vission appeares even the end stolne upon the whole world or comming as the travel of a VVoman misreckoning sometimes taken before SHE looks Also farther for this last of Parliaments whereas Gods word able to speake for it selfe of full age other argument whatsoever needlesse it being of a quicker returne shall presse another place of Scripture as briefly explaind as others afore Reve. 10.9 Concerning that Albion Army and Aleluja voices where even the revealed time of the Lords comming And the writs of this happie Parliament sealed up in one Scribe Beata c. They that are called to this meeting c. All sealed with the Vnicorne in pure Paper as it were mounted on white Horses or like the great shew both going together as noted c. Nomen scriptum quod nemo novit the Parliaments name in another language viz. et vocabant nomen ejus verbum dei The Word c. et cum Justitia judicat et pugnat And upon his head many Crowns with a garment dipt in blood deep Scarlet clothed and on his vesture and upon his legg written c. Namely the Colour and Garter of the order the Knights of St. Gorge Ecce equus Albus likewise from Chival and Equus And thus the Knights and Esquires of both Houses displayed of what house and so from the name of Oxford thus et vidi Beastiam et Regis terrae et exercitus c. Revela 10.9 And for the aforesaid warre so farr as for the motive Meritrice magna qui corrupit terram in prostitutione sua c. Hath bin shew'd afore where she painted like her Images that downfall of Hers before theirs Also added these to the premises because injoyned not to part or put asunder what is joyn'd shewed Farthermore The great Jmage Dan. 2. even armed at all points the verity of those foure Metals ore Argent c. the very same likewise divers one from another Apertains to the foure great Beasts the one rising out of the Earth the other out of the Sea So contains