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Let us now take a view of Babylon. I need not say any thing of Babylon in Egypt, my Text points me to Babylon in Assyria; the Scriptures mention a third Babylon, and in my Application the times will call upon me by Analogy and proportion to speake much of this third Babylon, which is a Mysticall Babylon, the Romish Babylon; and yet I think wee need not travaile so farre as Rome to finde out Babylon: did you never heare of an English Babylon in Ireland, and an Irish Babylon in England, and a Romish Babylon even in Scotland? Is there not a Babylon in the North, and another in the West? a Babylon almost in every City, towne and parish? nay if we are impartiall in the search, we shall certainely finde some Malignant lusts, some brats of Babylon in our owne bosome: |
Let us now take a view of Babylon. I need not say any thing of Babylon in Egypt, my Text points me to Babylon in Assyria; the Scriptures mention a third Babylon, and in my Application the times will call upon me by Analogy and proportion to speak much of this third Babylon, which is a Mystical Babylon, the Romish Babylon; and yet I think we need not travail so Far as Room to find out Babylon: did you never hear of an English Babylon in Ireland, and an Irish Babylon in England, and a Romish Babylon even in Scotland? Is there not a Babylon in the North, and Another in the West? a Babylon almost in every city, town and parish? nay if we Are impartial in the search, we shall Certainly find Some Malignant Lustiest, Some brats of Babylon in our own bosom: |
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1 pet 5. 13• Babylo•is nomen multis plac••t NONLATINALPHABET • … fic•te con•usionem in urbe Romana, Ioach, •amerar. Babylona autem pro••ie acc•pit 〈 ◊ 〉 pro celebit •lla Assyriae urbe. Annot •b. Decem reges odio habituros purpuratam meretricem, id est, Romam, Bel. l. 3. de Rom. P•nt. c. 13. Hieronymus cum Romae ad Asellam scripsit in haec verba. Ora autem ut de Babylone a• Hierosolymam regrediar. Cum in Babylone versares & purpuratae Meretricis esse Colonus a••ure Quiritium v• … v•rem. Hierenym ad Ger•nt. de monogamia. |
1 pet 5. 13• Babylo•is Nome multis plac••t • … fic•te con•usionem in City Roman, Joachim, •amerar. Babylona autem pro••ie acc•pit 〈 ◊ 〉 Pro celebit •lla Assyriae City. Annot •b. Decem reges odio habituros purpuratam Meretricem, id est, Rome, Bel. l. 3. de Rom. P•nt. c. 13. Hieronymus cum Rome ad Asellam scripsit in haec verba. Ora autem ut de Babylon a• Jerusalem regrediar. Cum in Babylon versares & purpuratae Harlots esse Colonus a••ure Quirites v• … v•rem. Hierenym ad Ger•nt. de monogamia. |
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