Lord Bacon's Essays, or counsels moral and civil

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AN D in the orat of this Fabie, it comes likeruis to pali, That a good sur Frientis a

belle Hel at a Pincis, than ad the Strat genis and Policies of a Man's oeton it. Socitfalleth ut tot a common Error in Nego tiatinx , he Men have many Reason to induce or persuade, the strive commoni touiter, andis them ait at orace, hicli eakens them. For it argueth, a Was a id, a

Needines in ver of the Reason sinit self, as fine id notorus to any of them, ut sed rom ne to another, helpin himselfwith That, Et quae non prosunt singilla, multa uvant. And what help'd not Alone besore, Dothael fuit,ell, henjoyn'd with More. In deed in a se Speech in an siembly, it is expected a Mancilio uidis alliis Reasons in the Casei hand lethci ut in private Persuasions it is alWay a great Error. Fourth Case, here in his Colour mayhe reprehended is in Respe of that a me Vis unita sortior The ac nomυ 'd Stre ib

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Chancellor, or therminifer, to repeat Franceas many Times a the the had recite theseverat Dominion ' mean in it Was equivalent to them ali, an more compacte and

os Magnitude uni it, ut a Note o Excellenc and Rarity Whereo the ornas are ; Ere balbousndsuch a Concrsrrencs s Great, but o Compleat For it laenas acies Work of Nature o Fortune, to mahe an Thin in his Κind greater than ordina , than to mali a frange Composition. et is it e narro in lyconssidered, this Colour ill e reprehended, o eu unterla, b imputing to ali Excellen-cies in Composition a in offoverty, or atteast a Casualty ordeo pardy For frona that, whicli is excellent in reainess, omewhat may be alien or there a be a Decay, and yet sufficient ly est , ut rom that hi chliath his Price in Compostulon, is o tri ea a an Thing or an Par do ait, at is Dis grace Thus much o Popular Marsis, oro the Colours of Good and Eoi In Appearance, as ineli Simpleras Comparatiυr.

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Second Collection, hici apperta in tolli Promptuar Pari, is that, hicli Cicero hinis he herii vescit in recept Thatis mouid have in eadines Commoti laces, argued Pro and Cori , sucti as, orabo Mordes of the Lais, an For the Sense of the Lais, dcc. ut e extend this recept to ther Things also, applyiniit nolint to the Ju- dioial iud, ut to the Deliberative and Demon irative also. An in ur Opinion, the Manne of this Collectio as et for se asBrevi ty, ould e the est, is such laee

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Examples of the Antitheta.

Pros Contra.

NOBILI TY is

tue , Viriue more

ner se the Intercession of thei Ancestorssor Pardon, than their Suffrage formonOUIS.

io osten bach in the Cour se,

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Pro.

cer.

Pro.

VIRTVE, lihea ricti Jewel, is best

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Pro Cona

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Pros Cono

lera

THE Excuse of Indisposition is of much an frequentUse to hicli ine

HEALTH unites the Sou and the Bod in to stricto

Pro.

CHARIT to the

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spects are common lyunsortunate in their

Condition Divine.

GENERATION

vine.

CECONOMICA L

Respecis an Times supplant Public ones.sO ME Persons have liked the Fortuneos Priam, vilio surviv'dhis hole Posteri tyδ

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Riches that des patrif

have a ProvincialCommando Richeson ly, a Generat One. OF great Riches there is ei ther a Custody, or a Distribution o a Fame romthem, ut o solidUse to the Oaener.

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Pro.

les Honour affordhim an penateid. THE Motion os Viriue, as of ther Things, is violent totis Place, alii in iis Place : And the prope Place of Viriue is