. Emblems . once didi^ take Amongft the Lillies and fwect Beds of *jiices. Hale i^rongly, thou who(e hand has powrto flack The fwift-foot fury of ten thoufand vices : Let not thy duft devouring Dragon boaft. His craft has won what Judas Lion loft j Remember what is cravd; recount the price it coft. ISI D O R. Book I. Emhlemes. 47 I SI DOR. lib. I. Defummobono. Syhom much ths neirer Satan perreivstb the n/OrUio nnend, by fo much tls more fitrcclj he troubktb it with psrJ:eUtion *, ikAt knovoin^ timjelf is to hs dimncd, be mny get com-piny in kis dimnmon. CYPRIAN. inEp. Broid and (pidous is the


. Emblems . once didi^ take Amongft the Lillies and fwect Beds of *jiices. Hale i^rongly, thou who(e hand has powrto flack The fwift-foot fury of ten thoufand vices : Let not thy duft devouring Dragon boaft. His craft has won what Judas Lion loft j Remember what is cravd; recount the price it coft. ISI D O R. Book I. Emhlemes. 47 I SI DOR. lib. I. Defummobono. Syhom much ths neirer Satan perreivstb the n/OrUio nnend, by fo much tls more fitrcclj he troubktb it with psrJ:eUtion *, ikAt knovoin^ timjelf is to hs dimncd, be mny get com-piny in kis dimnmon. CYPRIAN. inEp. Broid and (pidous is the road to infernal life ; there areenticftntnts ard death-bringing pifazures. There the Devilflnteretb that he may deceive 5 [miletb that ke may eniamagc;Allurab that he may deHroy, -^-^ EPIG. fofc and fair, good world ; peft not too faftjThy j>urnici end require, rot half*this that arm thou fodifdamA, reprives thee,Alas thou needs inuft go; the devil delves 4 4$ EmlkmcsiXIL Book r. is nopent me copm p 4S. Book i.^ Emhlemes. 49 XII. ISAIAH :Te may fuck, hut not he fatisfied with thehreaft of her coHfolatiott. WHat never find? Be thy lips skrewM fo faft (theetToth* earths full breaftpfor fhame,for Ihame unfcizcThou tak*ft a furfet where thou fnouldft but taft,And mak*ft too much not half enough to pleafe , fool, forbear; thoufwailoweft at one breathBoth food and poifon down; thou drawft beth milk and ( ubrous breafts, when fairly drawn, repaft The thriving infant with her milkie floud,,But being ovcrftraind, return at laftUnwholfom gulps composed of wind and modrate ufe does both repaft and pleafe;Who ftrains beyond a mean draws in and gulps difeafe. 3But, Othat mean, whofe good the leaft abufc Makes ba<, is too too hard to be dirc^ed :Can thorns bring grapes, or Crabs a pleafmg juice?Theres nothing wholfom, where the whole s thy lips: Earths milks a ripocd drops from her difeafe, that matters


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