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208 Kyirch&ologia L/stticd. Lib. Caf.lt
- that he saw ^£gysshns Sacrisicing to the Nyropbes.
a Eis rp.E/eis?. For breeding was it3or sor bringing forth?
\,6i6.
CAP. I J.
De Pucrperioj& scetH Masculo.
O R the place where they lay in, whether it were a
Chamber kept os purposc sor that use I cannot tell$ nei-
ther dursl I conclude as much by the h^m^ihatMi in t> En*
ripidcs where speaking os and Bacchus, he saies,
At the time of travell, they were wont to take Palm branches
and hold them iri their hands, as thinking they had a vertiie
either to centner the paine, (sor a palme branch was a token
of Conqitesi) or to make them beare up under the burthen the
better, (sor no weight will make a palme*branch goe downe»
ward) according to that os Theognis,
—"Sta 71KA 7to7l'tct. Adto
^"DeCiv.Vci I doe not read that ever before travell they slood inseare of
li^.c iz. such things as lncubii and Fauni, and Sylvani, as the Romans
did, who (as Sr. t^uflin saies J fuppofd thofe Hobgoblins
improbos[ape extitijfemalieribus,& earum appetite\acperegijse
concubitum.Qt that after the delivery, they kept three men of
purpofe to fit up'all night, one with an Axe, and another
withaPeflle, and another with a Broome, cutting and bear
ting, and sweeping at the threfholds to keep a Sjlvams oss
a lbii.i.e.t. 9. from coming to hurt the Woman for having a child without
him.- I hope they had more wit. When the Woman was
delivered, if it happened to be a Mile, then what joy snd
considence of the building os their houfej' (as the Hebrew
L. 10. JWci. phrafe is) for part* viti futidavitfamiliam,&fc<>*4puUifih(ach
a one they accounted as a Pillar thereof, K/aw Jium, Faies
Lycophron of Htftqrfind T^/aj wV*, faies Tindar os the
lame
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208 Kyirch&ologia L/stticd. Lib. Caf.lt
- that he saw ^£gysshns Sacrisicing to the Nyropbes.
a Eis rp.E/eis?. For breeding was it3or sor bringing forth?
\,6i6.
CAP. I J.
De Pucrperioj& scetH Masculo.
O R the place where they lay in, whether it were a
Chamber kept os purposc sor that use I cannot tell$ nei-
ther dursl I conclude as much by the h^m^ihatMi in t> En*
ripidcs where speaking os and Bacchus, he saies,
At the time of travell, they were wont to take Palm branches
and hold them iri their hands, as thinking they had a vertiie
either to centner the paine, (sor a palme branch was a token
of Conqitesi) or to make them beare up under the burthen the
better, (sor no weight will make a palme*branch goe downe»
ward) according to that os Theognis,
—"Sta 71KA 7to7l'tct. Adto
^"DeCiv.Vci I doe not read that ever before travell they slood inseare of
li^.c iz. such things as lncubii and Fauni, and Sylvani, as the Romans
did, who (as Sr. t^uflin saies J fuppofd thofe Hobgoblins
improbos[ape extitijfemalieribus,& earum appetite\acperegijse
concubitum.Qt that after the delivery, they kept three men of
purpofe to fit up'all night, one with an Axe, and another
withaPeflle, and another with a Broome, cutting and bear
ting, and sweeping at the threfholds to keep a Sjlvams oss
a lbii.i.e.t. 9. from coming to hurt the Woman for having a child without
him.- I hope they had more wit. When the Woman was
delivered, if it happened to be a Mile, then what joy snd
considence of the building os their houfej' (as the Hebrew
L. 10. JWci. phrafe is) for part* viti futidavitfamiliam,&fc<>*4puUifih(ach
a one they accounted as a Pillar thereof, K/aw Jium, Faies
Lycophron of Htftqrfind T^/aj wV*, faies Tindar os the
lame
c