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_Ad_ { _Princip._ and should haue wanted many | { _Ocean._] inflaming Motiues to follow their | religious steps. Vpon this | [Note d: _Testor Iesum cui illa consideration I was bold to commend | seruiuit & ego seruire cupio, me vnto Gods people the more than | utramq, in part[=e] nihil fingere; Ordinary passages of your | sed quasi Christian[=u] de Honourable Mothers Holy Life and | Christiana quae sunt vera proferre, Death: wherein I haue as a | id est, Historiam scribere non Christian spoken the truth of a | Panegyricum. S. Ierom, Epitaph. Christian, that is, (as Saint | Paulae._] _Ierom_[d] protesteth in a like | case) made a true Narration; not a | Vain-glorious Panegyrick. Let Poets | and Oratours praise those women, | which _Poppaea_-like[e], are graced | [Note e: _Poppaea cuncta alia fuere with all other things sauing a | praeter Honestum animum. Tacit. Gracious Heart: Let them commend | Annal. l. 13._] their Wit, Wealth, Beautie, | Nobilitie, and other Gifts of | Fortune (as they call them) in | stead of Vertues[f]. Wee the | [Note f: _Laudauit ipse Nero apud Ministers of Christ, and Stewards | rostra formam eius & quod diuinae of the Mysteries of God, must | formae parens fuisset, aliaque adorne none with the Honourable | fortunae munera pro Virtutibus. Id. Attributes of Heauenly Praise; but | Annal. l. 16._] such as are truly beautified, | enriched, and ennobled with the | Purity and Power of Gods Feare in | [Note A: _Esai. 61. 3._] their Humble Soules[A]. This praise | the Lord will Prosper[g], which is | [Note g: _Eccles. 15. 10._] vttered in that _Wisdome_[h], | whereof the _Feare of the Lord is | [Note h: _Prou. 9. 10._] the beginning_. But for the Saints | themselues: I dare say with Saint | [Note i: _Epist. 125._ where S. _Augustine_[i], that they desire | _Augustine_ refuseth to commend more the Imitation, than the | vnto a wicked Husb[=a]d his godly Commendation of their vertues: and | wife that was dead, not onely therefore to tell you the truth (as | because she desired not his praise, the same Father doth his friend) | saying: _Laudem ab hominibus iam you should neuer haue heard mee | illa non quaerit, imitationem vero commend this deceased Lady, b
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