7 6 ^PERSUASIVE to 



exercife unjuft hatred, or war one againft 

 another ; all thefe virilius peccant > fin more 

 manly : But fuch as give up, or prof litute 

 themfelves to Gluttony, Drunkennefs, and 

 Lull, eomm inhonefta labes eft ; their ilain 

 is difhonourable and fordid. 



Of the Pleafures of the Senfes of See- 

 ing, Hearing, and Swelling \ fliall fay no- 

 thing, but that if duly circumftantiated, and 

 placed upon proper Objefts, they have no 

 turpitude in them, but may lawfully be en- 

 joyed. Of Seeing and Hearing I have faid 

 fomething in a former Difcourfe. 



As for thofe things which we call by the 

 name of Sports arid Diver/ions, Religion 

 doth likewife admit of a moderate ufe of 

 thefe : And what is beyond fuch a ufe doth 

 rather tire Men, than recreate them: * It 

 being as much the property of fuch things 

 to weary a Man, when he is once fuffici- 

 ently refreihed by them, as it is to refrefli 

 him when he is wearied by other things. 



Of Intellectual Tleajures we fliall fpeak 

 when we come to treat of the Happinefs 

 of the inward Man. 



Here it may be objefted, That the Life 

 of a Chriflian is a melancholy and mourn- 



Bifliop Vfilkint. 



ful 



