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And for the 2d consider but the occasion, that extorted from our humble Saint this so magnificent elogie of himself, you shall find it that which is no small part of the infelicity of his successors at this time, the contempt and vileness of his ministery, a sad, joyless subject of an Epistle, which would have been all spent in superstruction of heavenly doctrine upon that pretious foundation formerly laid, in dressing of those noble plants, that generous vine, Is. 5. that had cost him so much care to plant, but is fain to divert from that to a comfortless NONLATINALPHABET, a parenthesis of two or three chapters long, to vindicate himself from present danger of being despised, and that even by his own children whom he had begotten in the Gospel, but other pseudo's made up all of lying, and depraving, had debauch'd out of all respect to his doctrine, or estimation to his person. I should have given a S. Paul leave to have hoped for better returnes from his Corinthians, and now he finds it otherwise to have express'd that sense in a sharper strain of passion, and indignation, than Tullie could do against Antonie, when on the same exacerbation he brake out into that stout piece of eloquence, quid putem? contemptúmne me? non video quid sit in moribus aut vitâ meâ, quod despicere possit Antonius. |
And for the 2d Consider but the occasion, that extorted from our humble Saint this so magnificent eulogy of himself, you shall find it that which is no small part of the infelicity of his Successors At this time, the contempt and vileness of his Ministry, a sad, joyless Subject of an Epistle, which would have been all spent in superstruction of heavenly Doctrine upon that precious Foundation formerly laid, in dressing of those noble plants, that generous vine, Is. 5. that had cost him so much care to plant, but is fain to divert from that to a comfortless, a parenthesis of two or three Chapters long, to vindicate himself from present danger of being despised, and that even by his own children whom he had begotten in the Gospel, but other pseudo's made up all of lying, and depraving, had debauched out of all respect to his Doctrine, or estimation to his person. I should have given a S. Paul leave to have hoped for better returns from his Corinthians, and now he finds it otherwise to have expressed that sense in a sharper strain of passion, and Indignation, than Tullie could do against Antonius, when on the same exacerbation he brake out into that stout piece of eloquence, quid putem? contemptúmne me? non video quid sit in moribus Or vitâ meâ, quod despicere possit Antonius. |
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