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A92756 The scourge of civill warre. The blessing of peace. A memento very necessary; shewing the miseries and discommodities of civill-warre or the fruits and effects of blessed-peace. 1645 (1645) Wing S2108; Thomason 669.f.10[27]; ESTC R210363 1,426 1

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THE SCOVRGE OF CIVILL-WARRE AND THE BLESSING OF PEACE ☞ A Memento very necessary Shewing the Miseries and Discommodities of Civill-Warre or the Fruits and Effects of Blessed-PEACE HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE ARMA PACIS FVLCRA IRESCIT VVLNER VERITAS WARRE In her own Kingdome scalds her very Bowels Warre Makes the Fathers throat a sheath for the Sons Sword Warre Enforceth the Mother to behold the Ravishment of her owne Daughter Warre Makes the Sister mingle teares with her Brothers blood Warre Made the Senate-House no Sanctuary for CESAR nor Pater Patriae a Protection for CICERO Warre Turnes the Fountaines from the Cities and makes the Channels flow with their Merchants bloods Warre Fires faire Buildings and makes Houshold-Servants prove sometimes Incendiaries Warre Makes the Rascality become Masters of mighty Prizes and the richest Merchant goods Warre Stops the mouth of Justice and gives unto Oppression an hundred hands Warre Makes Law give place to bloody Swords and Orators to the Neying of Horses Warre Makes the uncivill Sou●dier to judge the rich grave Alderman Warre Makes Nobility become Suppliant to the giddy multitude Warre Makes Religion mis-prized and Youth ill instructed Warre Yeelds no reverence to Gray haires nor makes distinction betweene Kindred and Strangers Warre Brings a Famine of Bread Vertue scarce and nothing publique but Disorder Warre Makes the Vineyards lye disorderly and the Bryers to over runne the fruitfull Fields Warre Brings the Plough to be laid in the Fire and makes the fire be hurled into the Husbandmans Barne Civill-Warre Layes the strongest City flat and even with the Earth When the Romans beheld in their owne Cities these havocks of ●●vine and Humane Blessings they were so sensibly touched with 〈◊〉 in their Hearts That whereas before they had beene very vehement 〈◊〉 over-forward in pursuing WARRE they quite altered their course 〈◊〉 in a short time after became humble Suitors for PEACE which is 〈◊〉 the Crowne and Top-Garland of a Nations best Glory Happinesse 〈◊〉 Felicity As in these Verses vpon sweet Peace following shall be 〈◊〉 PEACE Of the Morall Vertues is the sole and 〈◊〉 raigne Queene Peace Is the Mirrour Christaline where Science 〈◊〉 is seene Peace Is the Fountain next GODS Word from wher● doth Goodnesse flow Peace Is the Holy Ground whereon a●l Earthly Blessings grow Peace Is the Trump or Tongue of Law yea setteth Justice up●● Peace Measures Right to every Man yet with a severall Gup Peace Doth cha●tise the Wicked men and cherisheth the Good Peace Executes the paines of Law but sucks no guiltlesse Blood Peace Open sets the City Gates that Plenty enter may Peace Leads and guids the Travailer in safety all the Day Peace Brings the Merchants wandring Ship into the wished 〈◊〉 Peace Safety seales upon the Doores where Strangers doe 〈◊〉 Peace Hangeth Armour by the Walls that Men may ply the 〈◊〉 Peace Doth sustaine the Poore-mans need that lives by Sweat of 〈◊〉 Peace Bringeth Victuall to the Towne for all those that have 〈◊〉 Peace Where she reigneth makes the Land to flow with Milk and 〈◊〉 Peace Lends Relieves and freely Gives and keepes Enough in store Peace Showres downe Riches on the Ground and many Blessings 〈◊〉 Peace Shields the Wife from Souldiers force keeps Virgins undeflour●● Peace Le ts the Flock to feed at large and saves them Undevour●● Peace That harmonious Musique is which yeelds a silver sound Peace Is the summe of Earthly blisse where most our Joyes abound The City of the mighty GOD sackt through the Peoples Crime Of blessed Peace was Salem call'd untill King JE●VS time God would not have his Temple built but in the Times of Peace Christ was not borne untill that Warre throughout the World did 〈◊〉 Christ his Apostles thus doth blesse With you be Peace and Love Christ thus the wicked Iewes doth curse Peace shall from you 〈◊〉 Christ is the Author of all Peace the sacred Word doth say And will have Peace throughout the World against the Judgment Day FINIS Printed at London by T. FORCET 1645.