Lord Bacon's Essays, or counsels moral and civil

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ledge expell'd an Paradisse: ut in

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chiaso had the Confidence to set dorun in riting, and that almos in lain Terms, That thembrisian ait Badgiveni good and innocent en in Fredito the Iniquit of T ranis. Whicli he

the Christian Religio does.

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lam Me also there is found a natural Dispossition and Propensit to it a contrariwis in ome ther a natural M lignity. For there are thos that in thei natural Temper have an Avers1on to the G. o D Dothers. Anyas to thelighter Sortis Malignity that turn to

the like: ut the more grievou and deeperciori advances to Env and mere Malice. Such Men, in ther Men's Calamities, are, ascit ere, in eason, and are ver o the oadinglari Not

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he proves himself a Citire of the Worid, and that his Hear is no like

is an Argument that he values Men's Mind more than their Trinkets. Butabove ali is heias attain' theaighestpitch offerfection, that oscit Paul the Apostle, o devoting and anathematiz-isi himself DO CAR1s for the Salvatio of his rethren, it herus thenearest Approach to the Divine Nature, an a Lindis Conformit With HRis T

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as it is a Partis a State; ex asit is a Condition of ARTICULARPE REM N s. A Monarch Where thereis no NOBILI TY at ali is everra pure an absolute Tyranny, a that of the Tur s. For NOBILI TY attemper So-Vereignty, and draWs the Εyes of the Veopte omeWhat fide rom the Line Royal. ut in a Democrac there is no need of OBLEsu a that Popular State is much more quiet, and less subjecto Factions and Seditions, herethere remo Stoclis of hi Uns Forthere Men's yes arempon the Business,not pon the Persons Orci upo the Persons, it is for the Busimes Sahe, as

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vernmen used in the nited Provinces of the Lo Guntries is uret eXcellent For here there is an Equalitnhoth the Consultations are more indifferent, ne thelayments and Tribules

more chearful. great an potent NOBILI TY in a

Monarchy, addeth Majest to the Prince, but diminissaeth histo er; and pultethiis and Spirit into theleople, hut depresseth thei Fortune. t is ell

for overeignt nor for Justice and yet maintain' in tha Height that thecii solenc of the Multitude ma bellunt-ed by thei Reverence of them, as hy

themther hand a numerOUS NOBILI TY causes overi and Inconvenience in State forcit occasion a vast Expence

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Peopte to know the Prognostick of State-Tempests; hicli are then great- est,

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Natura Tempests are greatest about the AEquinox. Andos there are certain

there in States: Lm etiam caecos instare tumultus Saepe monet, fraudesque S perta immescere beua. Georg. Ι. 64,&c. The Gange of Empires ostende declares, Herce Tumulis, hi en Treasons, Mur-

LIBELs, and licentious and satyrical Discourses against the State, hen theys about everr here, and are frequent; and in like manne false erus runningu an doWn to the Disadvantage of the State, and reedit embrac'd by the Peopte are certaini amongst the Signs of SEDIT 1oNs. Virgi giving the Pe- digre of Fame malles heriister to the Gianis: Iliam