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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A44246	A survey of the world in ten books / by Barten Holyday ...	Holyday, Barten, 1593-1661.	1661 (1661)	Wing H2533; ESTC R16457	34,628	130

Sceleton to th' Eye presents each Bone ●ith Truth not pleasure Bare 't is and Alone 306. ●he Divine Wisdome does Man's Frame present ●ut cloths each part with Flesh its Ornament 307. ●he Mind formes Thoughts Thoughts Words which undivided 〈◊〉 Art 's Choice Order aptly may bee Guided 308. ●ature produces Art by Helpe Divine ●he Curious Worme extends his Silken Line 309. ●●e Eare is a great Critique and can tell 〈◊〉 sound if but an Accent falls not well 310. 〈◊〉 a Greeke slippe Caninius straight would Smile ●anklin would say that it does All quite spoile 311. Great Judges of Jöt● count nor Litle The errour of a Breathing or a Tittle 312. Without your Art-Markes Language knows no Laws The Wrinkles of the Knuckes have their Cause 313. Heralds of Accents Books and Braines'doe Vexe To Place the Grave th' Acute the Circumflexe 314. Stephanus is Great Treasurer o' th' Greeke To Joseph so for Bread th' Aegyptians seeke 315. Though Athens for Choise phrase was a Choise peece Budaeus 't was that was the Greece of Greece 316. Slips th' Hebrew Accent Schindler straight descries it Maire too but Curious Donat most defies it 317. Weigangmeir Tables-up each point and Letter It can not stirre You 'll find it in its setter 318. Does Pagnine or Marinus Masse-up words Hutter's or Schwenter's small Cube all affords 319. Kirsten and Raphelenge are th' Arabique Moone Erpen Giggeius Pococke are High Noone 320. Megeser Turkish show The Persian Greave What Tongue untaught doe some or other Leave 321. Great Mithridate spake Dialects Twenty-too With Halfe th' Art Nimrod had made more adoe 322. Your Throtling Tongues who would not scape They 're worse Then Ignorance To Learne then is the Curse 323. The West-Tongues to the Latin are but sleight They are but oblique Cases from the Right 324. The Slipp'ry French and Mouth-roof'd Spanish know No Mean Th' Italian does more wisely flow 325. Mechóac an Out-smooths Latin as Fame says The Fiction sure is smoother then the Phrase 326. Latin is Rhet'rique Rhet'rique's Musique too It does the Eare by Art of Leasure woe 327. All Art is Logique in All 't is th' Immixt Cement Reason in Man is not more Fix'd 328. Logique Defines Divides Collects and Can Clear Fallacy It is the Man of Man 329. Logique they say is glad to goe on foot It treads sure ground then els it could not doe 't 330. Peter of Spaine a Logique-Pope who 'll say Was Poore Popes have Sixe thousand pound a day 331. Suicet's Old Subtil'ties did fall to Banding With 's Yong His Witt grew past his understanding 332. Witt by it selfe and Language is still show'n Yet without Pride It can not els bee know'n 333. Demosihenes did Reine th' Athenian's neck His Eloquence though it could spurre could Check 334. In Tully see how high Rhet'rique can grow Hee was Rome's Tiber when 't does Over-flow 335. Rome's High Witt Porcius Latro no man Can With highest Witt Out-speake or speake the Man 336. Quintilian's Bees such Hony have brought home Who would not long to tast so sweet a Combe 337. Tyre calls Choise Maximus Hers Indeed the Man Is Milke and Hony a meere Canaan 338. Poetry is Witt 's Spring-Tide On it rowles And what it meetes Surmounts or els Controules 339. H●mer's th' Atlantique Ocean wherein brave Nature expatiates in Voluminous wave 340. Ma●o though some may seeme of higher straine Thy blood flowes Rightly in thy Happy Veine 341. ●ucan thy Age was lesse then thy Great Story But thy Great Witt has Doubled Age with Glory 342. Statius his Witt and Language is so brave Hee 's in his Witts and yet may seeme to Rave 343. Statius makes Capaneus so fierce a Wonder As if hee durst stand to Contest with Thunder 344. Martiall th' art a sure Mark's-man what thy Dart Of Witt Aimes at it Hitts and makes it Start 345. ●vid was banish'd Rome 't had been more fit Wantonnesse had been banishd from his Witt. 346. Claudian in too straite Compasse does Ingage His Muse Hee is a Lion in a Cage 347. The Senecas in their Tragedies doe show That Witt which they to Spaine not Greece did owe. 348. ●eemes Lycophron to write or rather Thinke ●r writ hee with Cassandra's Teares white Inke 349. ●●aliger rendred Lycophron in jest ●n Verrian Latin like his Sense hee 's Dress'd 350. ●ucretius Nature's Favorite excels 〈◊〉 All 's Truth or if not Too Much hee tells 351. How vainly at th' Olympique Games Renowne Was sought by Kings Pindarus winnes the Crowne 352. Though to the Grape Anacreon did incline His Song is Above Grape His Witt 's his Wine 353. Horace thy Art of Ode is choice 't will Please Whiles Mankind shall delight in Song and Ease 354. Heav'n Purgatory Hell were Dante 's Three Themes Two were Wise Melancholy yet Extremes 355. What Petrach Lost hee kept His Laura dies Hee Lost his Love not Wit his Wit was Wise 356. Bartas the Sunne makes Halfe the World still Bright Thou dost Illustrate All both Day and Night 357. Without Arithmetique wee can't know God Wee must distinguish between Ev'n and Odd. 358. Needs must wee know what is One Two and Three How know wee els what is a Trinity 359. To Add Subtract Multiply and Divide Does private Doubts and publique too Decide 360. To Number Rudely is to doe it Ill What must bee donne who would not do●●c with Skill 361. Wee may have Napier's Bones or Pratt's small Table Number and Art will thence us soone Inable 362. A Seav'nth Day and Ten Laws Number require The Art then as the Law wee should Desire 363. If Holy Meditations you 'd Rehearse How will you find the Chapter and the Verse 364. Can wee forget how holy David prays God would him reach th' Arithmetique of his Days 365. Who takes the Book of Numbers in his hand Without Arithmetique can he Understand 366. Musique's Number in Sound Instruments long Since Jubal made and Moses had his Song 367. David kept Number in his Dance yet free His Voice and Joy were as his Harpe would bee 368. Saint Paul who bids our Joy breake-forth and sing Forbids not to the Voice to Adde the string 369. Boethius's Learned Musique and his Witty Philosophy are th' Happy Tune and Ditty 370. Musique so variously affects Men's Minds The Art is not more wondrous then the kinds 371. Th' Jonique's Quicke Lydian Sweete Phrygian Brave Aeölique's Soft Mixt is All Dorique's Grave 372. If Lands were not Divided Men would bee The use then of Geometry wee see 373. When Joshua into Canaan Israel brought Measure kept peace els all had come to nought 374. Between Some Tribes Jordan became a Line Division 't was which Tribe to Tribe did Joine 375. In the Beginning had not Paradise bound It had layn open els as common ground 376. God measur'd Goshen with a Line of Light When 't was Divided from th' Aegyptian's Night 377. Measure can measure Light Hence th' Optique Art Mistaken view has made an

Brother th' art I 'le have thy Goods or Li●e 604. Nature although Corrupt will have some Law To scape wrong wee 'll doe Right Danger does Awe 605. Conscience is Law Accuser Witnesse True Judge Pris'ner Jailour Executioner too 606. The Heav'nly Angels know their Laws without Order Heav'n not Assembly were but Rout. 607. The Dev'lls that raise all strife strife yet doe quell Amongst themselves A Law there is in Hell 608. Relations must bee Own'd Husband and Wife Father Sonne Master Servant Order's Life 609. The Head and Feet doe still their Distance keep The Natural Bodie 's Politique ev'n in Sleepe 610. No Nation but does in it selfe keep Law The Cannibal's Owne Family scapes his Maw 611. Nimrod more sought for Glory then for Blood Much losse of This Only with Justice stood 612. What Blood the Body looses the Head feeles There 's quick Intelligence between Head and Heeles 613. All Fault was Death with Draco This Severe Decree was Life Safety thus sprung from Feare 614. Fraile are Man's Laws Israel's Laws are sure And only by Gods will Change or Indure 615. Of Heathen Laws the Roman bears the Name In Diffrent Times yet Roman's not the same 616. Laws under Kings Rome had P●pirius's Name They beare by Him Collected Hee the Fame 617. When Tribunes Rul'd the Law uncertaine grew And Rome then thought that All 's not Best that 's New 618. Troubles teach Witt thus Rome did fetch from Greece Laws in Ten Tables 't was a Golden Fleece 619. Ten Tables were at Rome to Twelve improv'd To helpe what wanted Rome it so behov'd 620. Th' Ephesian Hermodorus though Exil'd The Authour is of Rome's Twelve Tables styl'd 621. Plato must write of Law it was Intended By Art and Blood from Solon he descended 622. Charondas ' gainst his own Law to his paine Comes arm'd to Councell by 's Own sword hee 's s●aine 623. What Various Laws Rome's Common-Wealth did know Wee may Zasius shows Them They him doe show 624. Papirian Flavian Aelian Law Rome knew Yet wise Necessitie still added New 625. Rome's People from the Senator's did fall Made Laws and these The People's Law● did call 626. A People Needs a Senate This does make Laws which their Name doe from the Senate take 627. Rome's Prat●● had his Honorarious Law At last the Consul's Laws kept Alkin Awe 628. The Senate gave Nasica House and Fame For Law-Advise to Him the People came 629. Servius a famous Orator by shame Wisely provok'd in Law got Skill and Fame 530. Labeo in Rome six Months spents six he Writ Retir'd The Country was his Fame and Wit 631. Trebati●s's Skill Cascelius's Eloquence Ofilius's Learning was their Difference 632. Augustus did Himselfe whiles Law advance His Noble Art sham'd Wrong and Ignorance 633. Man Rais'd Art Art Man Law did Lawiers reare Some knights some Senators some Consuls were 634. By Caracalla's Sword Papinian died Hee scorn'd to Excuse an Emp'rour Fratricide 635. Th' Imperial Laws that lay before Disjoind By wise Justinian in One Code wee find 636. What the Gregorian Hermogenian Code And Theodosian had Tribonian show'd 637. Prophane and Greedy though Tribonian were Just and Free Art does his Name highly reare 438. Law includes Pow'r and Wisdom These wee find To have their Empire in Justinian's Mind 639. The well Digested Pande●ts doe display The Law whiles what the wisest Lawiers say 640. The Code has Pow'r The Pandects have profound Reason These are the Law 's sure Depth and Ground 641. Law 's Institutions are the Youth of Law Law 's Constitutions doe keepe Age in Awe 642. The Novel Constitutions show they are As a new Code sorm'd with Authentique Care 643. The Feudal Customes may as Pandects bee Their Right the Learned Lawiers make us see 644. Wit teaches Wit Th' Imperial Artists show Rome's Clergy Wits which way they have to goe 645. Scholars Quicke Scholars are Gregory the Great Sent-out commands as Lofty as his Seat 646. A Canon-Law Gratian's Decree does reare As the Church Pandects for a Thousand year 647. Gregory the Ninth unto the Church first show'd Decretal Constitutions Rome's Church-Code 648. Th' Eight Boniface his Decretals does spread By Dynus's Art which Roman Lawiers read 649. Clemens the Fist His Decretals presents Ambitious Men succeed to proud Intents 650. The Two-and-Twentith John does make new roome Thus his Extravagant Constitutions come 651. Rome's Church is now growne Empire Has This Code Like Reverence to the Decretals is shew'd 652. Law Civil has it Pandects The Decree Shall to the Roman Church as Pandects bee 653. The Canonists that doe their Taske pursue Have now by Lancelet Institutions too 654. Has not the Church a surer Guide then Man With Scripture-Canon sure the Church began 655. Scripture's Church Code The first fow'r Councils know They 're Pandects which Themselves to This Code owe. 656. Th' Apostles Canons Zonaras explaines To Prove them then to Expound them is more paines 657. The Gen'ral Church a Code had th' African too 〈◊〉 All that is Good in Gratian is not New 658. Isidore Burchard Ivo Laws Collected Which before Gratian Church-Affaires directed 659. Photius his Nomocanon's a Greeke Light Balsamon strives to make it shine more bright 660. Lotharius and Bononia Irnerius Cherishd By 's Interlinear Law-Glosse They too flourish'd 661. Though Azo's Industry was more then 's part His Summe's the Summe of Azo and his Art 662. But for Accursius Law had had a Losse Hee first the whole Imperial Law did Glosse 663. Who th' Emp'rour's Right Oppos'd Vinea defied Was hee not Wise The Sword was on his side 664. Accurate Hostiensis much does write His Learned Summe't is that does Much Invite 665. Law 's Looking-Glasse the clear Durantes writ A Glasse in which you may behold his Wit 666. Guido the Grosse Clemens the First became ●oth Laws he knew One Law hee Now might Frame 667. Bartolus Law it selfe is enough Fear Would'st thou both Pleader bee and Judge Severe 668. Baldus with study Age and Fame ev'n weari'd ●hy in Saint Francis Habit would'st bee buri'd 669. ●f Francis was as Truth can Franc'is paint Baldus more Lawier was then Francis Saint 670. Panormitan in Basil Counsil sate When Pope Eugenius had his Fate-well Date 671. Jason did the Whole Civil Law expound Liv'd Long and allmost fifty years Renown'd 672. Zasius in Law did Reason most esteeme Of His Choise Thoughts hee shows us how to deeme 673. For Practice in the Law Oldendorpe's Way As Once With Him with Others still may Sway. 674. Civil and Canon Law Oldendorpe's Care Does Sort Knows the Comparison Compare 675. Budaeus's Choise and Learning give such Light Hee does New Pandects on the Pandects Write 676. Alciat's Wit and Fame were Milan's Jewel His Owne was his selected worke His Duel 677. Cujacius still bee 't Doubt that neither boast If Thou to Law or Law to Thee Owes most 678. Rare Wesembecius's Artificial Frame Of Law which Tully wish'd Raises his Name 679. The Institutions many a