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A02613	The ensamples of vertue and vice, gathered oute of holye scripture. By Nicolas Hanape patriarch of Ierusalem. Very necessarye for all christen men and women to loke vpon. And Englyshed by Thomas Paynell; Exempla Sacrae Scriptae ex utroque Testamento collecta. English	Hannapes, Nicolas de, patriarch of Jerusalem, 1225-1291?; Paynell, Thomas.; Peraldus, Guilelmus, 13th cent.	1561 (1561)	STC 12742; ESTC S103820	271,342	814

prelates men of actiuity and power and suche as feared God true men and hatyng couetousnesse Our Lord commaunded Moses to take xii rods after the nomber of the tribes of Israel Nume 17. the name of Aaron was in the tribe of Leui. And when he had put thē in the tabernacle on the morow he found Aarons rod budded Moses purposing to reuenge Israel of the Madianites Nume 31. said Let ther be chosen a M. out of euerye tribe of Israel to the warres When Moses which had disobeied the wil of God Nume 27. shuld die he praid our Lord deuoutly saying Let the Lord of the sprites of all flesh set a man ouer the congregation and our Lorde ordained that Iosue the sōne of Nun should be his successor and guyde of the people in his steade After the death of Iosue the childrē of Israel asked counsel of our Lorde saying Iudith 1. who shal go vp before vs and be the captain of the warre And our Lord said Iudas shal go vp When the men of Israel saw that Gedeon had fought strongly and māfully for them Iudi. 8. they said al vnto him raign thou ouer vs. The elders of Galaad wente vnto Iepthe Iud. 11. sayd vnto him come and be our prince and captaine and fight against the children of Amnon Ther was a man of Beniamin named Eis 1. regu 9.10 the same had a sonne called Saule a chosen and a good man nor there was not a better in all Israell Oure Lorde disclosed vnto Samuell that he shuld be chosen and anoynted vpon the people of Israel Samuel at the special commaundement of our Lord went to Bethleem 1. regu 16. and anoynted Dauid the son of Isai king vpon Ierusalem and Israell Saule being dead the menne of the tribe of Iuda came and anoynted Dauid king ouer the house of Iuda 2. regu 2. after that 2. regu 5. al the tribes of Israell came vnto him and anoynted him king ouer all the people of Israel And therfore he saith in his Psalmes he hathe chosen his seruaunt Dauid And in a nother place 1. Para. 28. It hath pleased our Lord to chuse me kynge ouer all the people of Israel And Dauid drawynge towardes hys deathe 1. Para. 28. saide vnto the elders of Israel Of all my sonnes our Lorde hath chosen Salomon my sonne to sit vpon the seat of the kingdome of our Lord in Israel Ieroboam by the terrible iudgement of God was chosen and taken to be king ouer ten tribes of Israell 3. regu 12. And yet he was the occasion that the people departed and went from god Iehu wrote letters and sent to Samaria vnto the rulers and best of the city 4. regu 10. Of all our masters sonnes chuse the best and him that shal please you and set him on his fathers seate and fight for your Lordes house All Iudas frendes came together and said vnto Ionathas 1. mach 9. for so muche as thy brother Iudas is dead ther is none like him to go forth against our ennemyes Wherefore we thys daye chose thee for him to be oure Prynce and captaine to order and to fyghte our battaile Our Lorde called his disciples and of them he chose twelue Luc. 6. whom he called apostles After the assention of our Lord the disciples appoynted two Ioseph and Mathias Act. 1. and when they praied they said Thou Lord whiche knowest the hartes of all men shewe whether of those two thou hast chosen to take the ministration of thys apostleshyp vpō hym The sayinges of the apostles pleased the whole multitude Act. 6. And they chose Steuen a manne full of fayth and full of the holye ghost and Philippe c. As the Discyples minystred to our Lord and fasted the holy ghost saide Seperate me Barnabas and Saule Act. 13. for the worke where vnto I haue called them ¶ Of good Princes and Prelates Ca. Ci. MOses the good prelate wente in oftentimes to Pharao to deliuer the people from the Egipeiacal seruitude and bondage Ex. 67.8.9 Moses did comfort the people that wer afraid saying Fear ye not stād stil Exo. 14. our Lord shall fight for vs and ye shal holde your peace He spake wyth his mouth but praid our Lorde with hys hart as it appeareth there Exo. 15 Moses cried for the people vnto our lord whē they murmured agaīst him A good prelate must refer all thinges to our Lord. Exo. 16 And so Moses sayde your murmuringes is not agaynste vs but against our lord Moses when Israel fought against Amelech went not to the battail but sent his seruaunt Iosue only and yet as touching his part the warre was iust Exo. 17. But he standinge in the toppe of the hil applied and turnd him to prai vnto our lord When Moses should depart from the people Exo. 23 and ascend vp to the moūtaine he left them two good vicares and gouernoures that is Aaron and Hur. Our lorde semed to be willynge to confound and destroy the synfull people Exo. 32 and promised vnto Moses greate dignity and honoure And yet Moses did pray instantly for the people And note with what seueritye he punyshed the people for whome he prayed our Lord so instantly Moses gaue vnto the Leuites xii oxen and vii charettes Numer 7. the whyche the lordes of the tribes of Israell had offred But he gaue nothing to the children of Caath althoughe they were nearer of kin vnto hym because their office was to heare all thynges vpon their shoulders Moses wished and desired that all the Lordes people could Prophecye Notwithstanding that his honor as it semed Nume 11. should therby haue bene deminished After that the spies were retorned our Lord said to Moses Nume 14 how long do thys people prouoke me how long will it bee or they beleue me I wyll smite them therefore with the pestylence and wyl make of the a prince of a greater nacion and mightyer then this is But Moses wold be preserde no hier The people pearishing for the tumult murmuringe that they made againste Moses and Aaron Nume 16. Moses saide to Aaron Take a censare and put fire therin out of the aultare and pour on cense and goe quicklye vnto the congregacion that thou mayste praye and obtayne the forgeneuesse for them When Moses shuld dye Nume 27. he prayed our Lorde mooste diligentlye that he woulde prouide the people of a meete and a good captain But yet in speciall he would name none Israell serued oure Lorde all the dayes of Iosue c. Iosu. 24. For why a good prelate is very mete to direct the people in the waye of our Lorde Samuel iudged al Israel and went about Bethel Calgala 1. regu 7. and Masphat that they whiche hadde nede of hym might the easlyer come vnto hym Samuel saied vnto the people God kepe me from this synne 1.

together as it hadde bene but one manne Iudi. 20. so reuenge and punishe the flagitious dede● committed against the Leuites wife in Gaba Beniamin The vniuersal tribes of Israel cam to Dauid vnto Hebron 2. regu 5. and anoynted him king ouer them The feare of our LORD fell on the people and they came oute as it 1. regu 11. had bene but one man to ayde theyr brethren which were besieged in Iabes Galaad All Israell came to kynge Salomon and then the Arcke 3. regu 8. and all the holy vessels were borne into the temple and the temple was solemly blessed and dedicated All the people were gathered and 1. Esd. 3. came together euen as one man vnto Ierusalem to edify and to builde the temple the whiche was destroyed by the king of Babilon And all the people gathred them selues to gether 2. Esd. 8. as one manne in the streat and they said vnto Esdras that he should bryng the boke of the lawe of God When Achior hadde disclosed all thinges that Holofernes had said Iudi. 7. all the people with a common lamentation and weping and with one consent prayed vnto God After the death of Iudas Machabeus al his frendes came together 1. Mach. 9. saide vnto Ionathas hys brother for so much as thy brother Iudas is dead c. We chose the this day for him to be our prince and captain to order to fight our battail After that the people had hearde Simons wordes 1. Mach. 13. the heartes of the people weer kindled together so that they cryed wyth a loud voyce Thou art our captain in stead of Iudas and Ionathas thy brethrē order thou our battail and whatsoeuer thou cōmandest vs we shal do it After the assention of our Lorde Act. 1. all the disciples continued with one accord in prayer and supplicatiō with the wemen and Mary the mother of Iesu and with his brethren And so the holy ghost found them All that beleued kept them selues together after they had receyued the holye sprite Act. 2. and had all thinges commen and continued dailye wyth one accord in the temple and brake bread from house to house When the disciples had heard that the creple was healed and of Peters and Ihons answer to the magestrates they lift vp their voyces to God with one accord Act. 4. and said Lord which hast made heauen and earth c. After that Ananias and Saphyra his wife were terriblye punyshed at Peters word Act. 5. great fear was thorow out all the country And they were al together with one consente in Salomons porch And the multytude that beleued were of one hart Act. 4. and of one soul. Nether said any of them that oughte of the thinges whiche he possessed was his owne but they had all thynges common ¶ Of discorde strife and debate Ca. l. ENuy moued the firste discorde among men Gen. 4. as betwixt Cain and Abell because that Caines workes were maligne and euell and hys brothers good and iust The substaunce of Abraham Lot was great Gen. 13. and they coulde not dwell together and so there fell a strife betwene the herdmē of Abraham Lot The fiue kinges of the Sodomites serued and were subiect vnto Chodoriamor xii yere Gen. 14. and in the xiii yeare they rebelled and departed from him And so there was war betwene foure kinges againste fiue In the whyche warre Lot was taken and recouered by Abraham The inhabitours and men of Sodome dyd compas the house aboute Gen. 19. in the which two aungels in the likenes of mē war lodged for they would haue knowen them and they preased sore vpon Lot because that faithfully he defended his gestes There was stryfe and debate betwene the heardmen of Gerar and Isaacs Gen. 26. for the possession of sheape of Oxen and a mighty houshold Iacob fletinge away was wroth Gen. 31. and saide to Laban for what trespace or offence art thou thus angrye with me and hast searched all my stuffe By the occasion of Dina Iacobs daughter whom Sichem Emors son Iere. 34. dyd rauyshe and forced a greate dyscorde arose betwene Iacobs sonnes and the inhabitoures of that Countrey Moses vpon a certain day saw two Hebrues that stroue together Exo. 2. And he saide vnto him that did the wronge Wherfore smitest thou thy fellow After that the Children of Israell were gone oute of Egipte Exo. 17. and were paste the red sea Amalech came and fought with them in Raphidim Oftentimes the children of Israell did striue againste Moses in the wyldernesse Gen. 16.17 Fyrste for lacke of dryncke And againe when they had one kind of meate Nume 21. they desyred a nother And when they lothed Manna they calde for fleshe Also they came together agaynste Moses and Aaron at the waters of contradiction and strife Nume 20. wher they did chide and murmur agaynste our Lord and Moses Betwene Abimelech Gedeons son and the men of Sichem the whyche hadde made hym kynge wrongfully Iudi. 9. was greate dyscorde so that they beganne to detest him and to rebell against him and he ouercomde them There arose astrife betwene those of Ephraim and Iephthe Iudi. 12. for asmuch as Iephthe goynge to fighte aginste the children of Ammon woulde not as they sayd call them There was so vehement a discorde and battayl in Gabaa Beniamin and iudi 20. the Tribes of Israell for the Leuites wife that they of the Tribe of Beniamin were vtterly all slayne except 5. hundred After that Dauid hadde slayne the Philistine 1. regu 18. Saul was wroth and angry with Dauid because he was most commonly praysed Wherfore Saule loked a side on Dauid from that daye forewarde Nor no man coulde from that time mollifie his hart but nedes he must persecute hym There was longe debate and strife betwene the house of Saule 2. regu 3. and the house of Dauid But Dauid Waxed stronger and stronger and Saul continually weaker and weaker There was to greate and to dishonest a dissention and discord betwene Absolon couetinge the kingdome and Dauid his father 2. regu 18. At the last yet Absolon that moued the same was hangd When Dauid retourned to Ierusalem the children of Israell were troubled and vexed because that the Iewes 2. regu 19. they being not calde there vnto brought hym againe Two wemen did striue be ●ore king Salomon for a childe 2. regu 3. the which they bothe woulde haue had After the deathe of Salomon the people desired his sōne Roboā to vse and to handle them more courteously 3. regu 12. But because he answered thē churlishly and hardly ten of the Tribes left● him made Ieroboā their king by the occasiō wherof ther was sore wars betwene the kyngs of Israel Iuda There was a strife amonge the disciples whiche of theim shoulde seme to be the greatest Luke 22. but it

a remembraunce of their gladnesse Hest. 9 whiche they cōceaued and had by the death of Aman their enemy dyd order that gyftes should be distributed geuen vnto the poore Our Lorde speaketh by the Prophete Esay complayningly Esay 1. sayinge Thy princes are wicked and companions of theues they loue gyftes altogether and gape for rewardes The maister of the kyng of Babilons hooste Iere. 40 gaue Hieremy vytayles and rewardes and let him go After that Daniell had expounded the vision vnto Nabuchodonosor the kynge Dani. 2 he made hym a greate man and gaue hym many and greate gyftes Balthasar the kynge of Babilon dyd promyse Daniell greate gyftes Dani. 5 But he answered sayinge kepe thy gyftes thy selfe and gyue thy ryche gyftes to another Ionathas wente to Ptolomeis and gaue Ptolomi and Alexander greate presentes of golde and syluer 1. mach 10 found fauoure in their sight When Triphon saw that Ionathas came vnto him with so great anhoost 1. macha 12 he was afrayde and receiued him honorablye and gaue hym rewardes And by this occasion he deceiued him for after he had sent away his hoost Triphon kept him there with a few and kylde hym For the giftes which the ambitius Iason did geue and promise to kynge Antiochus 2. mach 4 hee obtayned the hye Priesthode and when he hadde sente the mony to the kyng by Menelaus he beguiled him and gotte the dominion For Iasō had paid thre hundred talentes of siluer Menelaus Lysimachus brother did obtain with the mony that he promised Antiochus 2. mach 4 the hye priesthode And afterwardes he gaue to Andronicus certaine vessel of golde that he had secreatly stolne out of the temple and caused Onias to bee slayne After all thys when that hee was accused before kynge Ptolome he procured wyth monye that he promysed to geue him that his accusers were condemned to death The wycked traytor and detractor Alchimus desiring to obtayne the hie Priesthode 2. mach 14 offered Demetrius a crowne of golde and certayne other thynges The wise menne offered vnto the poore Lorde Mat. 2. golde Frankensence and mirrhe When the souldiours that shoulde haue kept the sepulchre of our Lord math 28 hadde receiued good store of monye they sayd that hys Disciples Mat. 28 they beinge a sleape had stolen hym away LuKe. 21 The gift of the pore widow which cast into the treasurye two mytes is preferd of our Lorde farre aboue the rich mens giftes When Simon saw that throughe laying on of the Apostles handes the holy ghoste was geuen Act. 8. He offred thē money sayinge Geue mee also thys power The presidente Felix that kepte Paule bounde falslye accused by the Iewes Act. 24 did hope that Paule woulde geue some mony wherfore he called him the oftner and communed wyth him And because that he as it is veri like came not to his intent he lefte Paule in pryson bound ¶ Of Fortitude ¶ Cap. lxxvii WHen Abraham sawe that Lot his brothers sonne was taken Gen. 14. he toke his seruauntes born in hys owne house with other and sette vpon the foure kings by nighte that had taken him And after he had pursued and smitten them he broughte Lot again withall his substance and all the people of Sodome The purenesse of the consciēce maketh a man both sure and bolde Gen. 31. and therfore Iacob beinge wrothe chode wyth Laban saying For what cause or for what offence followest thou so after mee and haste searched all my stuffe The aungell saide vnto Iacob if thou hast bene strong againste God Gen. 32 how much more shalt thou preuayle against man Moses stode boldly and constantly against Pharao Exo. 5. reprouing hym because he wold not let our Lordes people go The children of Israell came harnessed out of the land of Egipt Exo. 13 Caleph and Iosue dyd manfullye comfort the people Nu. 13.14 saying Let vs go vp and possesse the land for we be able to ouercome it And again Feare not the people of the land for they ar but bread for vs. Phinees with xii M. fighting men ouerthrew the Madianites of that whiche besides menne and wemen that were slaine Nume 31 there wer xxxii thousand virgins taken And of cattell an infynite multitude and yet ther perished not one of the children of Israell Deute 31 Moses said vnto Iosue that shoulde succede him Be stronge and bold for thou must go and lead this people into the land When Iosue went against thinhabitors Iosu. 8 of Hai he was in the fronte of the hoaste compassed wyth the ayde and strengthe of stronge and valyant menne After that the v. kinges wer taken Iosue saide vnto the chefe of the men of warre that were with him Iosu. ●0 go on and put your feete vpon the neckes of these kinges be not afraid nor faint harted Caleph said vnto Iosue I am thys day 85. yere old Iosu. 14 and yet I am as valiant and as stronge at this time as I was when I sent to search spye the country euen the same fortitude and strength doth continue in me stil. Ahud the iudge chefe captaine of the host of Israel going in the fronte of the battayle Iudi. 3 sayde vnto the people Followe me for the Lord hathe delyuered your ennemyes into youre handes The aungel said vnto Gedeon our Lorde is wyth thee Iudi. 6 thou mighty mā of warre Go hence in this thy might thou shalt deliuer Israell oute of the handes of the Madianites And when he most humbly excused him selfe he heard I wyll be with thee and thou shalt smite the Madianites as they were but one man Gedeon by the commaundemente of oure LORDE Iudi. 7 sayde vnto hys hoste if any man dread or be afrayde Let hym returne and wyth thre C. men and a proper stratageme or subtle poynt of warre he ouerthrew the Madionites Samson tare a Lion in peces with his vnarmed handes Iudi. 14.15 and .16 as hee woulde haue rent a Kid and after did manye stronge feates 1. regu 11. Saule hearing that the men and inhabiters of Iabes Galaad wer besieged he boldly efficacely and quicklye did succor and helpe them 1. regu 17. Dauid in his childehode did strongly ouercome a Lion a Beare and Goliath the Philistine Dauid with one souldiare came to Saules hoste 1. regu 26 and entringe into hys tent toke away his spear his shield and the cruse of water 2. regu 2. Twelue of Isboseths seruauntes and xii of Dauids caughte eche other by the head and thrust theyr swordes in eache other sydes and they fell downe together 2. regu 23. Dauid longed and saide oh that I had of the water that is in the cestern by the gate of Bethelem for to drink And thre mighty men brake thorow the host of the Philistines brought him of that water 4. regu 9.10 Iehu