A plain explanation of the whole Revelation of Saint John Very necessary and comfortable…A plaine explanation of the vvhole Revelation of Saint John Very necessary and comfortable…

And first he sets down the situation of this City (it ⟨p. 130⟩being a notable commendation for a City to be well situated) and this City he saith, is situate upon an hill; that is, both in a fair and pleasant, as also in a strong place, according as Cities so situate use to be, noting hereby, the excellent situation of it, both in regard of the pleasantness, as also of the strength of it.

And first he sets downe the situation of this City (it ⟨p. 130⟩being a notable commendation for a City to be well situated) and this City he saith, is situate vpon an hill; that is, both in a faire and pleasant, as also in a strong place, according as Cities so situate vse to be, noting hereby, the excellent situation of it, both in regard of the pleasantnesse, as also of the strength of it.

Then he describes it first in the essential parts of it, and then by the properties and qualities, the privileges, and good things, belonging thereunto.

Then hee describes it first in the essentiall parts of it, and then by the properties and qualities, the priuiledges, and good things, belonging thereunto.

For the essential parts of them, he mentions to be, the Walls, the Gates, the Streets, the foundations of the City, and of the Wall.

For the essentiall parts of them, hee mentions to be, the Wals, the Gates, the Streets, the foundations of the City, and of the Wall.