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They die, said I, as other ordinary men usually do? Nay; they die otherwise then other ordinary men are wont to do. f If these men, saith Moses, die the common death of all other men, or if they be visited in no other manner then all other men are; then the Lord hath not sent me. They die so that men know not what diseases they die of. And ^sfew Kings or Tyrants, saith the Heathen man, die either in their beds, or a dry death: what for mans mischief and malice: As they are more eminent, so ^tthey are more eyed, more envied, more aimed at: and ^uany one is Lord of their life, that setteth light by his own life: And what again for the right dreadful and just ^xjudgement of God; with whom the life of the mightiest Monarch i• but as ^ya nip of his •aile: and he is terrible among these earthly Gods; as he ^zthat ⟨p. 37⟩can when he will, do as much, and doth oft, and ^*much more unto them, then they can do unto any of those that live under them.

They die, said I, as other ordinary men vsually doe? Nay; they die otherwise then other ordinary men are wont to doe. f If these men, saith Moses, die the common death of all other men, or if they bee visited in no other manner then all other men are; then the Lord hath not sent mee. They die so that men know not what diseases they die of. And ^sfew Kings or Tyrants, saith the Heathen man, die either in their beds, or a drie death: what for mans mischeife and malice: As they are more eminent, so