<p><term id="embstma_1667_13301"/>THE raging Sea, that roares, with fearefull sounde,<lb/> And threatneth all the worlde to ouerflowe:<lb/> The shore sometimes, his billowes doth rebounde,<lb/> Though ofte it winnes, and giues the earthe a blowe<lb/> Sometimes, where shippes did saile: it makes a lande.<lb/> Sometimes againe they saile: where townes did stande.<lb/> So, if the <rs>Lorde</rs> did not his rage restraine,<lb/> And set his boundes, so that it can not passe:<lb/> The worlde shoulde faile, and man coulde not remaine,<lb/> But all that is, shoulde soone be turn'd to was:<lb/> By raging Sea, is ment our ghostlie foe,<lb/> By earthe, mans soule: he seekes to ouerthrowe.<lb/> <term id="embstma_1667_13302"/>And as the surge doth worke both daie, and nighte,<lb/> And shakes the shore, and ragged rockes doth rente:<lb/> So <rs>Sathan</rs> stirres, with all his maine, and mighte,<lb/> Continuall siege, our soules to circumuente.<lb/> Then watche, and praie, for feare wee sleepe in sinne,<lb/> For cease our crime: and hee can nothing winne.<lb/> <gloss target="embstma_1667_13301" lang="la"><name type="author">Cicer.</name> 2. Offic.<lb/> Praeclara est in<lb/> omni vita aequa-<lb/> bilitas, idemque<lb/> vultus, eadem-<lb/> que frons.</gloss> <gloss target="embstma_1667_13302" lang="la"><name type="author">Bern.</name> in Epist.<lb/> Perseuerantia est<lb/> finis virtutum, &amp;<lb/> virtus sine qua<lb/> nemo videbit<lb/> deum.</gloss> </p>

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