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Which (for want of Garments, The Gold of Arabia, or Richer Matter, to spread in the way,) we of the poorer sort of Christs servants will vse as the people did the Branches, (Mat. 21. 8.) which they cut downe from the trees, |
Which (for want of Garments, The Gold of Arabia, or Richer Matter, to spread in the Way,) we of the Poorer sort of Christ Servants will use as the people did the Branches, (Mathew 21. 8.) which they Cut down from the trees, |
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Vpō the pointing or vowclling whereof, I dare not as yet adventure, vnlesse I should doe it vpon coniecture: as much else is in the Arabian; The rather, because of the paucitie of pointed or vowelled Books: & for want of a cōpleat punctuated Arabian Dictionary: with which that Divine-Linguist, and most skilfull in the Arabicke, M William Bedwell, is richly furnished. It is to bee wished, that the charges of the Imprinting of that, or the like, and other good Arabian Bookes, and of forming Types and Characters for that purpose, might by some Heroically minded be supported. It would be an excellent meanes of the Advancement of the Common weale of Learning and Christianitie It would the rather cause the Kings of Arabia to bring Gifts (Psal. 72. 10.) not only Philosophicall, Physicall, and Rhetoricall (with which among others, E. vax, that learned King of Arabia was enriched) but of Divinitie and Christianitie too, and of the Gold of Arabia, to wit, continual) praying vnto Christ, and dayly praising of him (Psal, 72. 15) In a word, It would be a Mite, wel befitting the Might of a King, to cast into the Earthly Treasurie of The Daies Report of the Glory of The Almightie. |
Upon the pointing or vowclling whereof, I Dare not as yet adventure, unless I should do it upon conjecture: as much Else is in the Arabian; The rather, Because of the paucity of pointed or voweled Books: & for want of a complete punctuated Arabian Dictionary: with which that Divine-Linguist, and most skilful in the Arabic, M William Bedwell, is richly furnished. It is to be wished, that the charges of the Imprinting of that, or the like, and other good Arabian Books, and of forming Types and Characters for that purpose, might by Some Heroically minded be supported. It would be an excellent means of the Advancement of the Common weal of Learning and Christianity It would the rather cause the Kings of Arabia to bring Gifts (Psalm 72. 10.) not only Philosophical, Physical, and Rhetorical (with which among Others, E. vax, that learned King of Arabia was enriched) but of Divinity and Christianity too, and of the Gold of Arabia, to wit, continual) praying unto christ, and daily praising of him (Psalm, 72. 15) In a word, It would be a Mite, well befitting the Might of a King, to cast into the Earthly Treasury of The Days Report of the Glory of The Almighty. |
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