The devils banquet described in four sermons [brace], 1. The banquet propounded, begun, 2.…The deuills banket described in foure sermons [brace], 1. The banket propounded, begunne, 2.…

He hath a huge Pond of Purgatory, whereout whole millions drink, and are pleased. But as Darius pursued, drunk puddle-water, and said, it was the best drink that ever he tasted. So it is the menaced terror, and the false alarms, that the Jesuits ring in Ignorances ear, that makes men drink so greedily at the Popes Puddle-wharf. He is a great Land-lord of these stolen waters. ^cHe sits upon many waters. Some he steals from the Jews, some from the Turks, some from the Pagans, much from Idolatry, all from Heresy. That (as John de Rupe scissa in a popular Sermon) if every Bird should fetch her own feathers, you should have a naked Pope. Let every River challenge her own waters, you will have a dry Rome: But now Expatiata ruunt per apertos flumina campos.² his waters spread over the face of the Earth: neither are they cheap, believe but a Bird of their own Cage.

Hee hath a huge Pond of Purgatory, whereout vvhole millions drinke, and are pleased. But as Darius pursued, drunke puddle-water, and said, it was the best drinke that euer he tasted. So it is the menaced terrour, and the false alarmes, that the Iesuites ring in Ignorances eare, that makes men drinke so greedily at the Popes Puddle-wharfe. He is a great Land-lord of these stollen waters. ^cHee sits vpon many waters. Some he steales from the Iewes, some from the Turkes, some from the Pagans, much from Idolatrie, all from Heresie. That (as Iohn de Rupe scissa in a popular Sermon) if euery Bird should fetch her owne feathers, you should haue a naked Pope. Let euery Riuer challenge her owne waters, you will haue a drie Rome: But now Expatiata ruunt per apertos flumina campos.² his waters spread ouer the face of the Earth: neither are they cheape, beleeue but a Bird of their owne Cage.

1. cRevel. 17.1.Reuel. 17.1.