Lord Bacon's Essays, or counsels moral and civil

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thing esse but a Curium M imbib'd romone', tender ears So,essee, that inlearning Languages, the Tonguerit effis more pliant to alli ression and Sounds; the Joint also more nimbie and supplerio ali Postures and otions, in Childhood or V ouili, than after ardS. For it is mos true, that hos late Learners do notrio et tali a neπBent: Excepi ille in some Men, Whose Mind are not et fixi, and that have Lept themselves open and prepared for alisoris of Learning to the end the may

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Cusaeo Copulate, an Conjoined, and Collegiate, is far greater For there ample eaches, Compan relieVes, Emulation quickens, Glor animates So that in such laces the Force and Influence of Cis To iis, ascit ere, in iis Exaltation. Certainly the great ultiplicationis Viriues pon Human Nature depend upo Societies et Ordere and Disciplined For ell- administred Common-wealths, and good Laws nourish Viriue in the Blade, ut domo much amen the Seed there

II cannot e dented, ut out ard

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hecomes no a Dragon.

OPE an apparent Viriues bring forti Praisse; ut the are secret and hidde Virtues that ring forti, o

expresseth them That is, hen hereare no not or Impediments in a an Nature; ut that he heel of his

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are there a umber of mali and carcediscernibi Viriues, or ather Faculties an Customs, that render Men o R-ΤUNAΤΕ. The Italians note ome of

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Latin runs thus Fortuna praepropera, magna molientes, b nonnihil turbulentes effficit at Fortuna exemcita ea est, quae oecit prudentes di cordatos Aniver-

hast Fortune is apto pulmen ponanterpriZes, an to rende them omewhat sedῖtiolis an turbulant; ut it is an EIercised Fortune that makes Meu is and Prudent.

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late o Timotheus the Athenian that after he had, in the Account he gave tothe State of his overment, inserted, even to Nauseo ness, this Clause Andiu bis Fortune ad n Pari neverprospered in an Thingae undertook

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tain cunning an suspicious Proposition concerning Bankers, public Ε changes, the Discover of particular