Lord Bacon's Essays, or counsels moral and civil

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ara mention'd, rom hic Precedenta are etch'd infe and stain the very Fountains of Justice For hen oncethe Tribunal si1des illi Injustice, the State is turn' into a public Robbery, and it manifesti comes to passi, et i homo homini s Lupus That ne Manu

comes a Premto nother.

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Oblivionis,hat is ast The ther, with a Repetition of Injuries, interlacingApologies an Excuses. I remember the opinionis a very wis Person, anda great Statesmana e that reat a Teace ithout a Recapitulatis of the Term o Difference, that an atherritaris Mens Minis it the weet me of Agreement than equitabis male it v. ut Solomon, a Wiser antliante, is os a contrar Opinion ap- Proves Amne , and orbid Repetition. For in Repetition or rene ingili Memor of the Causes of Difference, there are these Inconvenien es:

That it is, as it vere, Unguis in Leere, a in in the Der; as also, that here is a Dange of breedin ane suarret, for the Parties Wil neve agre about the Reasons of the In-

Malter in the siue o Apologies: Wherea both Parties ad ather ethought o have remitte an offence, than to have admitte an EXcus sor

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FOLOMON distinguites, in his

Parable the Fruit of the Labour of the ongue, and of the Labour of the Hands, as i Want ere the Product of the ne and Abundance of the oether. For it almost alWays comes topast, that the that tal liberalty boast much, and promise might Matters are Beggars an receive no Advantage Domitiose Thing the talk of Fur- thermore, generali speaking the areno way industrious, o diligent in their Employment: ut oni De an fili themselves illi ord as,ith ind. Certainly, as the Poet says,

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feminate, and Worthlest, Solomon here prehends an pronounces, that a Man a rea more Prosit Domin ma

per.