Two sermons tending to direction for Christian carriage [sic] both in afflictions incumbent, and…Two sermons tending to direction for Christian cariage [sic] both in afflictions incumbent, and…

Again, further it may stand well with such a fathers love, not to correct his child only for his faults, when he doth amiss, but, when some disease ⟨p. 39⟩shall require it, ^cto hire the Surgeon to cut him, and to leave him fast bound in his hands, and either to withdraw himself, while the thing is a doing, or if he be by, to refuse to unbind him, or to do ought for him, when being in fear or in pain he shall cry and call upon him to stay the Surgeons hand, or to help to untie him. ^dNor would the Surgeon himself, were he to cure or cut his own child, use a blunter lancet in the cutting of him, or not cut him so much, or so deep, the disease requiring it, as he would do with a mere stranger.

Againe, further it may stand well with such a fathers loue, not to correct his child only for his faults, when he doth amisse, but, when some disease ⟨p. 39⟩shall require it, ^cto hire the Surgion to cut him, and to leaue him fast bound in his hands, and either to withdraw himselfe, while the thing is a doing, or if he be by, to refuse to vnbinde him, or to doe ought for him, when being in feare or in paine he shall cry and call vpon him to stay the Surgions hand, or to helpe to vntie him. ^dNor would the Surgion himselfe, were he to cure or cut his owne childe, vse a blunter launcet in the cutting of him, or not cut him so much, or so deepe, the disease requiring it, as he would doe with a meere stranger.

1. c[Greek or Hebrew]. Chrysoft. in Psal. 148. Medicum etiam urentem & secantem diligim'. Imò etiam ad urendum secandúmque conducim'.〈non-Latin alphabet〉. Chrysoft. in