Lord Bacon's Essays, or counsels moral and civil

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IIIam Terra parens, ira irritata Seorum, Extremam ut perhibent Caeo Enceladoque sororem Trogenuit.

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Imperantium interpretari, quam exequi.

when Princes, that ought to carry the selves a commoniarenis, ah the

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cording to the old Opinion: whicli is, That ver of them is carrie Miftly by the ighest otion, and ostly n

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Hinc usura Torax, rapidumque in tempore faenus, .i i

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gather a preternatural Heat, and to En- fame. Anduet o Prince measure his

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nil possibi Means and Diligenee, that

earn litile, ear ut a State moner thana much reater umber, that live loWer, and save Mony. There re the multi

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eminent Degree in an Oyer-Proportiouto the common Ρeople, doth speedilybring a State to Necessity An sodoth like inise a numerous: Clergya Forthey bring nothing to the Stoek. Tistheriam Thing also, hen more a bred Scholars than Civil refermenta

So that i these three Wheel go right, Wealth wil floruis in a prinDTide. And that of the Poet an Tim cometh to passi: Istiateriam supera t

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above Ground of an Natiost 1ii the