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A55359 Practical rhetorick. Or, Certain little sentences varied according to the rules prescribed by Erasmus, in his most excellent book De copia verborum & rerum Wherein children may be exercised, when they first begin to translate Latin, with many advantages, as will appear by the ensuing epistle. Framed first for the use of a private school, kept in the house of Mr. Francis Atkinson: and now commended to the use of all schools. By Joshua Pool, Mr. of Arts. Poole, Josua, fl. 1632-1646. 1663 (1663) Wing P2817; ESTC R217925 62,773 223

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should not be blind It is not to be avoided It is not to be refused How can it be avoided How can it be refused Can it be avoided refused but self-love will be blind It must needs be It cannot but be It cannot otherwise be How should it otherwise be but that self-love should be blind Paroemia The Wolfe shall marry the Sheep A Locust shal bring forth an Elephant The Sea shall bring forth Vines The Snayl shall out-run the Hare and the Tortoyse the Eagle Brambles shall bring forth Violets and Thorns Roses The Rivers shall be carried towards their Fountains before any thing be found blinder then self-love The Fountains themselves shall thirst The Earth shall fly The Beetle shall make honey and the Gnat milk The Crabs shall go forward The Nightingale shall cease to Sing The Owle shall sing like the Nightingale The Heaven shall fall The Earth shall ascend above the Skie Mountains shal be transplaced The Mule shall bring forth Water and Fire shall agree together The Fire shall be kindled with Snow A Tempest shall be calmed with a song The Earth shall be bored thorough The Sun shall change his course The Loadstone shall turn from the North when any thing is so blind as self-love Groves shall grow on the Waves Sea-weeds shall be found on the Mountains The Stars shall fall The motion of each starr shall be irregular Day shall be turned to night The waters of the Sea shall leave their saltness The Sea shall be plowed A Crop shall be reaped from the Sand Past moments shall be recalled The Meadows shall never more have flowers The Heavens shall want Stars Day shall want Light No sweetness shall be in Roses The Fish shall burn in the Ocean No Joy shall be in Heaven nor Pain in Hell The Flames shall descend when self-love receiveth sight The Mountains forgetting their weights shall fly like Atoms through the skie The Heavens shall rest The Sun and Stars shall shine together The Pibbles shall mount up to the Stars The Earth shall be adorned with Stars The Flocks shall invite the Lions to their folds The Skies shall endure the heavy plough The Water shall give flames and Fire waters The Sun shall rise in the West The Ants shall leave their industry The Bees shall forget to make Honey Maenalian Hounds shall fly from the Hare Nature shall become preposterous No Element shall keep his proper seat Fire shall be cold and Water give heat Summer shall give Snow Does shall fright Lions Crows shall fly through the Air whiter then Snow Swans shall be as black as pitch Oxen shall cut the Aire with their wings Marbles shall be softer then Wax The Chickens shall prey upon the Kite and Geese upon the Fox if ever self-love see or judg aright Confirmatio à perpetuitate veritatis ubi obiter variantur Perpetuò Semper Whilst Sun and Stars shall run their course While Stars shall embellish Heaven and Flowers the Earth Whilst Neptune's arms shall embrace the earth Whilst Cynthia shall renew her Horns Whilst Lucifer foretells th' approaching Morn Whilst Arctos shuns the Sea Whilst Mountains give their shades Whilst Streams their tribute to the Ocean pay ever will self-love be blind Whilst Day hath Light and Night succeeds the Day Whilst Summer follows the Spring and Autumn succeeds Summer Whilst the Sun casts light or the Earth shadows Whilst the Land bounds the Sea and Aire the Land Whilst the Rivers carrie Waters or those waters Fishes Whilst the Earth hath Trees Whilst the Bore loves the tops of Mountains Whilst Bees love thyme and Bears honey ever will self-love be blind Till time and memory shall be no more Till time shall have no plumes Till time shall be as bald before as he is behind Till time shall be swallowed up by Eternity Till Lachesis have no more thread to draw will self-love be void of sight Till Time that gives all things their end shall also have his own End To the last Syllable of recorded Time † Note that all those Proverbial phrases which signify Never will also signify Ever by prefixing Till or Vntil Till the Woolfe shall marry the Sheep Till the Sun shall change his Course Till the Sun shall rise in the West self-love will want his eies Conclusio Peroratio Had Self-love all Argus his Eyes yet could they not restore his Sight and had I as many Tongues yet could not I fully describe his Blindness Lest therefore I speak so long of the Blindness of Self-love that I seem so blind my self as not to see time to make an End I will here conclude with my first Opinion Self-love is blind Sentence III. Honour nourisheth Arts. Amplificatio per Synonymiam simplicem Heterôsis sive Mutatio Activorum Passivis ARts are nourished by honour Honour nurseth Arts Arts are nursed by honour Honour feedeth the Arts Arts are fed by honour Honour fostereth Arts Arts are fostered by honour Honour cherisheth Arts Arts are cherished by honour Honour maintains Arts Arts are maintained by honour Honour encourageth Arts Arts are encouraged by honour Honour advanceth the Arts The Arts are advanced by honour Honour promoteth Arts Arts are promoted by Honour Honour exalts the Arts The Arts are exalted by honour Honour excites Arts Arts are excited by Honour Heterosis seu Mutatio numeri Honours nourish art Art is nourished by honours Fame cherisheth Art Art is cherished by Fame Glory animates sciences Sciences are animated by glory Metaphora Existimation whets on Sciences Sciences are whetted on by Existimation Glory spurs on Sciences Sciences are spurred on by glory Glory suckles the Arts Heterôsis seu Mutatio Nominis cum Verbo Metaphora à Relatis Arts are suckled by glory Honour is the patron of Arts Arts are the clients of honour Honour is the nurse of Art Art is the nursling of honour Honour is the tutour of Arts Arts are the pupils of Honour Honour is the foster-father of art Art is the foster-child of honour Honour is the spur of Arts. Heterôsis seu mutatio Affirmativorum negativis Erotêsis seu Interrogatio There are no arts which are not nourished by Honour There is not any art which is not cherished by honour What nourisheth Arts Honour What nourisheth Arts but honour What nourisheth Arts if not honour What doth not honour nourish Arts What more nourisheth Arts than honour What can more nourish Arts than honour Can any thing nourish Arts more than honour How should any thing nourish Arts more then honour Is there any thing that so nourisheth Arts as honour doth Hath the wide World any thing that nourisheth Arts more then honour In what dark and blind corner lyeth that Art that is not nourished by-honour What from East to West so nourisheth Arts as Honour In what secret and unknown region lieth that Art which honour doth not nourish What is that at last which so nourisheth Arts as Honour Where shall