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A11273 Muld sacke: or The apologie of Hic Mulier: to the late declamation against her Exprest in a short exclamation. Non est mollis รจ terris ad astra via. Muld sacke, muld sacke. Hic Mulier. 1620 (1620) STC 21538; ESTC S116332 14,871 30

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by the multitude and betrayed by the policie of my sexe Mulieres ad bona ●…uide●… ineptissimae malorum vero omnium effectrices sapientissimae Eurip in Med. did not Tarpeia in later times betray the Capitoll and her Countrey Medea kill her owne Children in dispight of her Husband Was not Hellens lightnesse the cause of the ten yeeres bloudie warre and destruction of Troy did not Sylla steale her Fathers haire and giue it to his Enemy Biblis fell in loue with her owne brother Myrrha with her Father Semiramis with her sonne These were Gallants in their time my deare kinswomen by whom I hope you are satisfied for the ancientie of my Ancestors I do confesse at that time their number was fewer then now yet sufficient to pleade antiquities but if in this age a generall muster should be taken of Women I am sure to draw vp in Battaile one hundreth Hos Foeminas for one Haec Foemina Thirdly in your description of the Masculine Feminine you haue erred from the Rules of a good definition in reducing the generall name of Haec Mulier to those you call deformed monsters by cutting their haire wearing French doublets hauing open breasts and false bodies but I call a woman Aequè facinori videtur obnoxius qui auxilium praestat agenti qui perpetratum facinus quasi iure factum collaudat Plut. de cla Mul. of whatsoeuer degree who exceedes the ends of her Creation Hic Mulier A Woman was created to honour her Parents and obey her Husband Fathers to vse their lawfull authoritie ouer their Children Husbands to ouerrule command their Wiues as he therefore is an effiminate man that transfers his birthright vpon his Daughter or Wife so is shee a Masculine Woman that bereaues Parents of authoritie A Muliere male regitur ciuitas Arist 1. Pol. Husbands of supremacie or debords from the modestie required in her sexe shee then that dare presume to ouerrule her Husband or sometimes for his owne good beate him although shee neither paint cut her haire or be deformed with new inuented fashions is notwithstanding Hic Mulier She that spends more vpon delicate cheere or entertainement of a Sweete-heart in a moneth then her Husband may allow her for a yeere is Hic Mulier She who sitteth a gossipping till she be drunke is Mulier quae vini vsum immoderatè appetie vt virtutibus cunctis tanuam claudit ita vi●ijs aperit Max. Lingua modicum membrum si refraenata non fuerit totum corpus corrumpit Bern. ad Soror Aut appare quod es aut esto quod appares Chrys Hic Mulier She whose tongue is able to set the whole world on fire or whose lookes gesture words oathes bewray her Luciferian pride is Hic Mulier The Baud that will bring you a quarte of wine in a pottle pot an old painted Whore in shape of a Countrie Wench new come to Towne is one of my kinred The Puritan sister that will crie out against loose breeches or painting if shee trade with a Brother so the wicked doe not see is one of my Sisters Item Shee that keepes a masse Priest rather for priuate Confession then publique Deuotion is Hic Mulier I haue now answered generally those calumnies you doe suggest against me Sunt qui quod sentiunt etiamsi ostimum sit inuidiae metu non audent dicere Cic. offic and haue supplyed your lame description with a full definition of Hic Mulier Now I will lay open your Cowardize by a suruey of Haec Vir whom not contented with that description of the Feminine Man lately set downe in a conference I had with Haec Vir I will more fully delineate The definition of Haec Vir in the signification I now take it shall not only bee extended to those yong Fellowes who deckes themselues vp in effeminate fashions Sweares Swaggers haunts Play-houses Dicing Carding Tauernes Tobacco shops Ale-houses cosens Merchants and Tradesmen to supply their neuer heard of prodigalitie but to many others of your Masculine kind and specially to those whose names according to my definition are comprehended vnder the generaltie of Haec Vir. Pastorum est vigilare super gregem propter tria necessaria ad disciplinam ad custodiam ad preces Bern. sup Cant. ser 42. Imprimis The Churchman that preferres pride simony or other worldly respects before the cure of soules committed to his charge is Haec Vir. Item The false-hearted Puritan that vnder the vaile of deuotion will commit all villany take the forfeit of a poore mans bond and dare affirme that God sent it him you shall know him by the ensuing liuerie Vult hypocrita scire diuina eloquia nec tamen facere vult recte loqui nec tamen viuere Greg. ●2 Mor. They run from church to church through all the town They weare a thin small ruffe or bare blacke gowne They fayne to speake like Chickins when they peepe Or leere like Cats when they doe seeme to sleepe They make long prayers and goggle vp their eyes As if their zeale would teare God from the skyes They chide at euery thing we say is good Excepting God as Prince as almes as food Christs-masse to name but Christs-tyde as it were Damnation but the bare word Masse to heare They speake to none that walketh in the street Or with these words God speede you any greet Not to looke vp but fixe on earth the eye Apparent signes are of hypocrisie God pleased is with playnnesse of the hart And not with dumbe shewes of the outward part Such is their life such their Religion is Where artes and words agree not all 's amisse Item The supersticious plotting Papist Vindictam quam petuni Scripturae prophetia est non vindicta Aug. sup Psal 66. Amor odium proprium commodum faciunt saepe iudicem non agnoscere veritatem Arist Rhe. 1. Maior plerumque lite quaestio est Quint. Decl. 3. Paruo ab intio contentionem magnam hominibus auaritia suppeditat hoc vero honesti homines maxime cau●ant vicinis fabricare Eurip in And. and bloudie Iesuite Item The Iudge who is corrupt with briberie or ouer-swayed with greatnesse or other respect then iustice Item The Lawier who by too much studying Ploydon can euery day alter the Case bastardize the fundamentall Lawes by wrested glosses confirming one thing this day and another tomorrow that hath more wit then honestie and serues onely to emptie his Clyents Cap-case and fill his owne Item The Pettifogger and Atturney who wanteth both wit and honestie liueth altogether by setting Neighbours together by the eares are the andyrons that holds vp their Clyents till they be burnt to ashes and yet are warmed themselues Item The Vintner that by sophisticating his rotten wines makes no conscience to hazard the poysoning of his drunken guest Item The Taylor that condemnes the best part of his Clyents garments to hell consumes more paper in writing