Lord Bacon's Essays, or counsels moral and civil

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mere reachery, and a merciles s Effusion of the Blood of many miserable

o ner, ut the Sight oscit it his oes The Possessionis RICAE gives the aster no sensibie Pleas ure Thereis indeed a Custod of them there salso alower of Donative, o Distribution

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tionis them there salie is a Fame, and a Pride stomahem; ut there is nosolid se of them in themselves reachin to the aster. Do ou O see, vilia Digned Prices are set upo Je eis, and such like Rarities; and what em-pi Works are undertaken, out os mereostentation to the end there a seem

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Mon ii contempti them, ut distinguissi a to the se a Cicero sayS X-cellently

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cellenti sellofRabiriss Posthumus Qustudio rei ampli candae, apparebat, nou Abaritiae praedam, sed in strumentum bonitati, quaeri Hearken also to Solomon, and don' set ou Heari Upon accum

and most of them fovi Parsimon maybe reckon' one of the est, and et

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the rejudice of thei Masters artificiali an cunningi put of other Chapmen that ould perhaps have consente to give more; illi the like fraudulent Practices, hicli are ali cul

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When the are go by lattery, and laothin an servile Artifices, and bendin to ver Nod, it a berechone one of the worst Ways. Assor fishing o Testamenis and EXec tors hips, a Tacitus charge Seneca, Tesamenta Sirbos tanquam Indagine eapi; it is et orse, b ho muchmeane the Person are Ke have to dealuith, than in Service.

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noris Natural redictions; ut onlyo PROPAECIE that have been os certain Memory, and rom hidden Causes. Salth the Othonissario Saul: To Morrois thou and th Son hau be it me. Virgilaath these Verses,

AEu. 3. 7. Hic Domus ne cunctis dominalitu oris,

Et nati natorum, qui nascentur ab illis Alco pes Lo fit seems of the RomuEmpire. Seneca the pagedian aththese Verses:

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-- Venient Annis

Secula seris, quibus Oceanus Vincita Rerum Iaxet S ingens Pateat Teltas, Tiphysque novos

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be barren But Arisander the ooth- sayer old him, his is uras illi Child, ecause Men o notis to eat 'esset that re empty. A Phantasmilia appear'd o M. Brutus in his Tent,faiduo hi in Philippis iterum me vide- his Tiberius satyto Gasia, Tu quoque Galba degustabis Imrium .