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fhcy are able to receive more an^S larger 
draughts of Braiidy,& the like flrongipirit$ 
than in Englard without offence. Cold is 
hfs tolerable than heai^ this a friend to nature^ 
ihatan cficmym Many are of opinion that the 
greateji enemies of lifey confiliifig of beat and 
moiflure^is cold and drynefsj the extremity of 
cold is more eafie to he endured than extremity 
of heat^ the violent parpnefs of n^ihier^ than 
ihe fiery raging of Summer* To conclude^they 
are both bad^tco much heat brings a hot Feaver^ 
too much cold diminijheth the flejh^ neither s the 
face^ hollowes the eyes^ quenchetbmfufdt h^at^ 
feeleth the hair ^ and procureth baldnefs* 
Aftronomers have taken fpecial know- 
ledge of the number of 1024 the prin- 
cipal apparent noted Star* of all the ireftj^ 
befides the 7 Planets, and the 12 Signs, and 
it is agreed upon that there are more; Stairs 
under the Northcrn^pole, than under the 
Southern, the number of Stars under both 
poles are innumerable to us ^ but npt to the 
Almighty Creator of Heaven and Earthy 
who calkth them all by their namef. Ifn. 
40. Levaie in excelfiim ocuTos vtjlros & viy 
dete quU creavit hac ? quis educit in mmt^ 
tnilitiam eorum & omnia fuis nominlhus vo^ 
cat ? In January i66%* two Suns appeared 
and two Moons. The year before was jpub*- 
liftied the Suns prerogative^ findicatcd by 
