Helps to humiliation. By R.BHelpes to humiliation. By R.B

Drunkenness; the days be so drowned in impiety, that if a man be not drunk every day, he will take it in a great disgrace if he be not counted an honest man; whereas Seneca saith it is but a ⟨p. 21⟩raging madness, & if he should behave himself so but two or three days, as he doth when he is drunken, men would count him mad.

Drunkennesse; the dayes be so drowned in impiety, that if a man be not drunke every day, hee will take it in a great disgrace if hee be not counted an honest man; whereas Seneca sayth it is but a ⟨p. 21⟩raging madnesse, & if hee should behaue himselfe so but two or three dayes, as he doth when hee is drunkē, men would count him mad.

Mourning immoderately for loss of wife or children.¹

Mourning immoderately for losse of wife or children.¹

1. 1Seen. 100. ep.Sene. 100. ep.

Passions of anger; Moral Philosophers have many excellent rules, the which if a natural man would take notice of, he ⟨p. 22⟩