A treatise of the passions and faculties of the soul of man With the…A treatise of the passions and faculties of the soule of man With the…

2 There is a ^ahasty and rash Boldness, which beginning too speedily without Counsel doth usually end too Cowardly, without Courage; for rash ⟨p. 273⟩men whom the Philosopher calls [Greek or Hebrew] men made up of confidence and fear, are bold and boasting before a Danger; but in it very timorous▪ or at least inconstant. Lyons in peace, but Harts in war, as Tertullians Proverb hath it. ^aLike those of whom Livy and Florus tell us, That they were more than men in the onset, and less than women in the issue, melting away from their Resolutions like Snow.

2 There is a ^ahasty and rash Boldnesse, which beginning too speedily without Counsell doth usually end too Cowardly, without Courage; for rash ⟨p. 273⟩men whom the Philosopher cals 〈non-Latin alphabet〉 men made up of confidence and feare, are bold and boasting before a Danger; but in it very timorous▪ or at least inconstant. Lyons in peace, but Harts in warre, as Tertullians Proverb hath it. ^aLike those of whom Livy and Florus tell us, That they were more than men in the onset, and lesse than women in the issue, melting away from their Resolutions like Snow.

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