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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

or euer she had any talke with man the which thing was both hurtful to her to her posterity And note there how euill she repeted oure lordes cōmaundement geuē vnto mā C ham Noes sonne had sene hys fathers priuities Gen. 9. he shewed his brethrē and so he incurde hys fathers cursse and malediction After that our Lord had spoken to Moses Exodi 4. he was slow mouthed slowe tunged Whereby he declareth that spirituall and deuout men the which doo oft cōmen and speake with God should be tardius and slow to speake Ara Calebs doughter syttinge vpon her asse did fyght but when her husbande hadde perswaded her Iosu. 15. he moued her father to aske what she ailed and afterwardes she obtayned of her father sprynges of water bothe aboue and beneath Sampson dysclosed that secreat to his wyfe Iudi. 14. the whyche he woulde not open and dysclose to hys parentes And she eftsones publyshed the same to hys great losse and dammage And the selfe same Sampson declared vnto Dalida Iudi. 16. how he myghte lese his fortitude and strength And she without any stop or let disclosed it vnto his enemyes Anna Samuels mother cōminge to the tabernacle of our Lorde 1. regu 1. spake in her hart and her lippes did moue only but her voyce was not hearde Samuel beinge a slepe in the tabernacle did not open the vision vnto Ely 1. regu 3. that was shewed him vntill he asked and adiured hym to dysclose it When the men of Belial saide thus of Saule theyr new kinge 1. regu 10. Can thys man saue vs He dissimbled to heare them wherby we vnderstande that he helde his tonge wisely Dauid beinge sore troubled against Nabal was afterwards through the wise cōmunication wordes of Abigail pacified again 1. regu 25. Nor she told Nabal nother lesse nor more vntil the morowe daye that he had well dysgested the wyne that he had dronken Whē Saras maid had spoken to her mastres shamefully curssedly Sara wyth silence gaue place to the strife Tobi. 3. going vp into a chamber of her house began to praye deuoutely Esther kept long silence nor would not iudge her people nor her country as Mardocheus comaunded her Esth. 2.3 and that least the kinge shoulde hate her Iobes wife he beynge punished of God Iob. 1. spake folyshlye vnto hym Iob semeth to reprehende rebuke him selfe more for speakinge Iob. 40. then for any other thing For he saieth I that haue lytely spoken vnto the cannot answer one thynge haue I spoken the which I would I had not spoken Iob. 42. And agayne I haue spoken vnwysely and those thynges that passe my vnderstandinge When Rasin king of Siria Esa. 7. Phacee the kinge of Israell had purposed to fight against Iuda the prophet Esaye saide to Acham the king of Iuda Take hede to thy selfe and be stil but feare not neyther be faynte harted Hezechias the king of Iuda sent word Esa. 36. that the people shoulde not answer Rabsaketh And they helde theyr tonges and answered not one worde Ieremy which was sanctified in his mothers wōb Iere. 1. ordeined to be a prophet excused him self saying Oh oh Lord God Lo. I cannot speake for I am yet but yong When Susan was brought Dani. 13. she least those two wycked olde priestes shuld beare false witnesse against her wept and loked vp toward heauen and cried to God for her hart had a sure trust in our lord but yet it is not red that she did directly answer to her accusers The Iewes gaue them selues to husbandry 2. Mach. 12. but Nicanor and certaine other woulde not let them lyue in sylence rest and peace We reade in the gospell that the blessed virgyn Marie spake to the Angell Luc. 12. and to her sonne Why hast thou thus dealte wyth vs And they haue no wine Iohn 2. And when she instructed the mynisters of the maryage What so euer he sayeth to you doo it And althoughe Helizabeth dyd magnificentely commende her Luc. 1. yet she made no answere but turnde her selfe to laude and prayse God And Mary whych was a synner cōminge to the fete of our Lorde in Simons house spake nothinge Luc. 7. as men say but began to washe his fete with teares and did wype them wyth the here 's of her head and kyssed his fete and anoynted thē wyth the oyntment Nor she answered not her sister Martha complayninge of her Luc. 10. nor yet the dysciples that dysdayned and wer not contente wythin them selues for the effusion and waste of the oyntmente Mar. 14. And inasmuche as she kept sylence Oure Lorde dyd answer and euery where defended her The woman that was taken in aduoutry and accused before our Lorde Iohn 8. spake but fewe wordes but our lorde answered for her and at lengthe did mercyfully absolue her When Paule should speake in the synagoge Act. 13. he stode vp and beckened wyth the hand for silence For he knew that there was no speakinge where there is no audience the which thing is oftentymes proued in scripture The chyldren of Israell flyinge out of Egypt sawe Pharoos hooste Exo. 14. and were greately a frayed vnto whome Moses sayed oure Lorde shall fyghte for vs and ye shall holde your peace ¶ Of carnall effection Capitu. xciiii MOses gaue vnto the Leuites .xii. oxen Nume 7. and vi charettes the which the Lordes of the tribes and children of Israel dyd offer But vnto the children of Caat he gaue none although they wer nyer of kynne vnto hym Nor it is not red that Moses gaue to any of his children any greate office althoughe the people had him in greate reuerence When Moses shuld dye he diligentlye besought our Lord Nume 27. to prouide for the people a mete and a good capitayne And yet he woulde name none of his owne generation When Iosue distributed the land amonge the children of Israel he gaue so small a portion vnto hys owne tribe Iosu. 17. that they made a speciall complainte there of But marke what an answer he made them Eli heringe of the death fall of hys two sōnes in battail semed not greatly to care therfore 1. regu 4. but whē the messenger tolde him the the arke of God was taken he fel from of hys stole dyed When Ioab sawe that Dauid be wayled but to muche the death of his sonne Absolon 2. regu 19. he layed to Dauids charge that he woulde haue bene nothynge sorye if he had lost all hys hoost That wonderful mother and worthy to be remembred of al good men 2. mach 7. seing al her vii children pearishe vpon one day toke theyr death willingly and gladly The Iewes care goinge to battaile against Nicanor 2. Mach 15. was but meane for theyr wiues and children or for their brethren or kinsfolke but their great and fyrste care

escape tyll all be fulfylled And the scripture cānot be losed or broken And the new Testamente is of no lesse aucthoryte Ioan. 10. but rather of more then the olde Of the whiche oure Lorde sayth● Mat. 14. Heauen and earth shall passe but my wordes shall not passe Oure Lorde oftentymes ouercame the hie priestes mat 21. Scribes and Pharisees euen by Scriptures the whiche reproued him Oure Lorde reproued the Saduces of ignoraunce mat 22. saying Ye do erre not knowyng the scriptures Peter in his firste sermon after the holye sprite was sent Act. 2. conuerted vnto Christ bi the declaratiō of the prophet Iohels auctorite .3000 men The Enuche or chamberlaine the whiche comming oute of Ethiopia to Ierusalem Act. 8. red the prophete Esay sitting in his charette is muche cōmended praised And Philip by the commaundement of God toke an occasion to preache the gospell of Christ vnto him that by the auctoryte of Scripture that he found him reding whom beyng fast in his belefe he christened Act. 17. Paule cōminge vnto Berrheham entred into the Iewes Sinagoge Certein of them receyued the worde very gredely Dayly searching the Scriptures whether it were so or not And many honest good women of Grece beleued of the cheife men not a few Apollos an eloquent man mighty in the scriptures Act. 18. helped them muche whiche had beleued throughe grace For he ouercame the Iewes myghtely and openly shewing by the scriptures that Iesus was Christ. Our Lorde sent the lawyer that inquired of him what he should do to obtain life euerlasting LuKe. 10. to the scrypture saying what is wrytten in the lawe how readest thou ¶ Of good exhortation and predication of the word of god Cap. xxvii CAine being admonyshed by the exterior voyce of God Gen. 4. lefte not of hys pretenced iniquitye And by this it is patent and manifest that the exterior exhortation withoute the interior is of very litle smal efficacy The iust man Lot dyd mekelye admonyshe and exhorte the Sodomites saying Nay for gods sake my brethrē do not so wickedly Gen. 19. Do not thys euyll vnto whō they answered very contumaciously get the hense Thus it appeareth that peruers people are hardly cured and corrected It happened and chanced wel with Iacob Gen. 27. for as much as he agreed vnto his mothers exhortation counsels Ruben hearynge the wycked wordes of his brethren againste Ioseph Gen. 37. sayde Lette vs not kyll him nor shedde hys bloude and Iudas gaue counsell not to slaye but to sell hym that so the lesse hurte myghte ensue and followe Moses sister perswaded Pharaos doughter euen wel Exo. 2. that an Hebrues womā might be cald to nurse the child Iethro for the vtility of the people and to alleuiate and lyghten Moses burden gaue him good counsell Exo. 18. that he shoulde appoynt and orden meane iudges for the people Dauid by the good exhortatyon of Abigaile 1. regu 25. was tourned and drawne from his intent and purpose that is from shedding of Nabals blud Abner gaue good counsell to Asaeli that followed after hym 2. regu 2. sayinge folowe me not leaste I be compelled to smite thee to the grounde But because he woulde not heare hym hee slue him The olde menne gaue Roboam Salomons sonne good Counsell 3. regu 12. but he to hys greate hurte and dammage ensued the counsel of the yōger sortes of men When Naaman the Syrian because of Eliseus answer 4. regu 5. was departing with displesure his seruauntes counselled and perswaded him to accomplish and fulfil the prophets commaundement and he did so As long as Ioiada the bishop liued whiche instructed and exhorted Ioas the king of Iuda 4. regu 12. so long he was good but after that hee was departed hee waxed very euil The postes wente wyth letters by the commaundement of Ezechiell the king 2. Para. 30. and of hys Lordes and prynces thorowout all Israell and Iuda And saide Ye children of Israell tourne againe vnto oure Lorde God of Abraham Isaac and Israel and let euery one retourne to the remnaunte that are escaped oute of the handes of the Assirians When the Iewes were buyldyng the temple 1. Esd. 5. they that were retourned from Babylone were exhorted and Aggeus and zacharias dyd healpe them Nehemia desyring to build a wall in Ierusalem sayde to the noble men and rulers 2. Esd. 2. Let vs get vp and builde and they strengthened theyr hands to good At Nehemias exhortation they that toke vsury of the people cōsented both to restore it againe 2. Esd. 5. and also from thence forth to take no more Tobias being in captiuitye wente vnto all them that were in prysone Tobi. 1.4.14 and gaue them wholesome exhortations Also he preached verye wel vnto to his sonne It chaunced wel with Toby that he obeyed the counsels of Raphaell Tobi. 6. whome he estemed and toke for a man and specially in drawynge out of the fyshe in demaundynge and askyng a wife and whether he shoulde marrye her or no. The parentes of Sara yonge Tobies Tobi. 10. wife did monysh and exhorte her to honoure her father and her mother in law to loue her husbande to rule well her housholde to kepe her house in good order and to shewe her selfe fautlesse Iudith made a good exhortation vnto the people Iudi. 8. reprouinge that that was vndiscretely ordeined and teachynge them what oughte to bee doone Mardocheus efficacelye perswaded Esther Esth. 4. to go into the kynge wyth danger and pearel of her life to pray for the wealth of her people After that Esay had sene the wonderfull vision Esa. 6. he hym selfe saide wo is me because I holde my peace but after that he perceyued that hys lyps were cleansed with the stone or hote coale that was taken from the aultar he said vnto our Lorde that inquyred whome he shuld send vnto the people here am I send me Oure Lorde sayde vnto Esaye Crye as loude as thou cansie leaue not of Esa. 58. Lyft vp thy voyce lyke a trompette and shewe my people their offences and the house of Iacob their synnes Ieremy fyrst execused hym selfe frō preachinge Iere. 1. and after he graunted folowed the wyl of God Abimelech the Mortan sayde vnto king Sedechias Iere. 38. My Lord the kynge All thy seruauntes that haue cast Ieremye the Prophet into the dongyon or lake haue done euel And the king commaunded that he shuld be drawn out of the lake before he died Our Lord spake vnto Ionas saying Arise Ionas 1.2 and get the to Niniue and preache there vnto them the predication that I shall speake and declare vnto thee Daniell gaue Nabuchodonozor the kynge of Babylon good Counsell Dani. 4. Sayinge be contente with my counsayle and redeame thy synnes wyth almesse When that Mathathias should die he exhorted his sonnes to do

yet afterwardes he made an vndyscreate vowe Iepthe dyd wyttely perceyue who were Ephraites Iudi. 12. and who were Galaadytes by the pronoūsyng of thys word Schibbolech that is an eare of Corne when they sayde Schybbolech For they coulde not so pronoūce it The chyldren of Israel fyghtynge agaynste the Beniamites by policie craft fayned them selues to flye Iudi. 20. and by that meanes drewe theym oute of the City and vtterly destroyed them Saule when certayne menne dispised him 1. regu 10. and sayed how canne thys manne healpe vs dissembled the mater and made as thoughe he had not hearde them It was a poynte of greate wysedome when Dauyd beynge armed wyth Saules armour 1. regu 17. proued whether he coulde so go agaynst Goliath or no. Dauid went oute to all thynges whythersoeuer Saule sent hym 1. regu 18. and behaued him selfe wisely Dauid in the presence of Achis fained hym selfe madde 1. regu 21. and as though he hadde bene in a furye so to scape from him Abigail dyd wiselye pacifie Dauyd beinge angery wyth Nabal her husbande 1. regu 25. 2. regu 12. Nathan goinge aboute to reproue the Prophete Dauyd of hys excesse and fautes doone to Urias and hys wyfe toke and vsed wysely the manifest parable of the rich manne that tooke a shepe from a pore man Ioab vsed a wise cautel 2. regu 17 when that by a wise woman he caused Absolon to be reuoked A wise woman of Abel 2. regu 20. retourned Ioab from the obsidion and seige of the citye Bersaba hearinge that Abdonias woulde raygne for his father 3. regu 1. spake wisely vnto Dauid for her selfe and her sonne Salomon Salomom desired of● god discreation and wisedome 3. regu 3● the whiche thinge pleased god exceadyngly and wyth wisedome he graunted him many other thinges Salomon iudged wysely betwene two w●men that contēded and stroue for one childe 3. regu 3. Kinge Roboam answered his people very hardely 3. regu 12. and forsakinge the good and discreate counsell that hys sadde and olde Senators gaue him he spake after the counsel of yong mē and did vnwisely When Achab king of Israel should be rebuked 3. regu 20. a certayn man of the children of the prophetes discretely proponed a parable of a man that was comended and euil kepte and saued By the whiche the king might easely perceiue his synne and wickednesse Iehu did studiuslye and prudentlye when he fayned that he would do reuerence and honoure vnto the prophetes and preastes of Baall 4. regu 10. And yet afterwardes he slewe them and destroied Baals aulter Ezechias kinge of Iuda 4. regu 18. did studiously and discreately forbyd that hys people shoulde make no answer vnto blasphemus messengers of the kinge of the Assirians For it is not expedient for faythfull people to haue vnfaythfull disputations wyth and against litigious persons Ioiada the hye preast purposing to make Ioas the sonne of Ioram kinge of Ierusalem 2. Para. 23. vsed hym selfe bothe warely and wisely Ezechias vnderstandinge that the kinge of the Assirians would come againste Ierusalem 2. Para. 32. did s●oppe all the well headdes without the citye and reparde the walles of the citye and couraged his menne wyth confortable wordes and at length turned him selfe to praise oure lorde Nehemias with greate discreation dyligence 2. Esd 2.3.4 solicitude and care dyd buylde a wall aboute Ierusalem The worde that zorobabel spake was a woorde of greate wisedome 3. Esd. 3. and woorthelye approued that is women haue yet more strength But aboue all thinges the truthe beareth a waye the victorye Tobias beleuinge that he shoulde dye shortelye Tob. 4. he gaue his sonne documentes and Preaceptes of greate wysedome And amonge all other he sayde Aske euer counsell of the wyse Iudith shewed greate wysedome in her woordes Iudith 11 And all Holofernes seruaunts marueled at her wisedome and sayed one to another There is not suche a woman vppon earth in bewtye contenaunce and discreation of wordes Mardocheus required Esther with greate wisedome to helpe the Iewes Esth. 4. Sayinge yf thou holdest thy peace at this time the Iewes shal be otherwise deliuered and thou and thy fathers house destroyed And who knoweth whether thou art come to the kyngedome for this causes sake God gaue vnto Daniel and his felowes connyng and learnyng in all scripture and wisedome Dani. 1. but to Daniell speciallye he gaue the vnderstandinge of visions and dreames Daniell did expounde Nabuchodonosors dreames most wisely Dani. 2.4.13 And afterwardes we do reade although it chaunced before of two olde preastes the whiche hadde geuen as he moste wyselye perceyued false testimonye and wytnes agaynste the Innocent Susanna It was tolde Iudas that Nicanor came vnto him but vnder deceyt 1. Mach. 7 and that he would take him wherfore he gate him wisely away from him and would se his face no more Simon knew that Tryphon dissēbled in his wordes 1. Mach. 13 yet commaunded he a hundred talentes of syluer and Ionathas two sonnes to be deliuered vnto hym least he should be the greater enemy against the people of Israel and say because he sent him not the monye and the children therefore is Ionathas dead The vii brethren with their good mother 2. Mac. 7 by theyr words whych they had one to another and to the tirant declared that they had great wisdom There was a certain day appoynted when Iudas shoulde speake secreatlye alone wyth Nicanor 2. Mach. 14 Neuerthelesse Iudas commaunded certaine menne of armes to be set and to wait in conuenient places least ther shuld sodenly arise any euil thorowe the enemyes It appeareth by the cōmunication that the blessed vyrgin had wyth the aungel that she had great discresyon and wisdome Luke 1. For she casting in her minde what maner of salutatiō that shuld be said how shal this be seyng I know not a man And when the childe Iesus of xii yeare old taried at Ierusalem was founde in the temple sit●ynge in the middest of the doctors LuKe. 2. hearinge them and posing them al that hearde hym were astonied at his wisdom vnderstanding and answers Our Lord commended the vniust steward Luke 16. because he had done wisely Our Lord verye well deluded the curious interrogacion of the priestes and elders askinge him Luke 20. by what authority he did those miracles he said I also wil aske you one thing From whence is the baptime of Iohn When Paul and Sylas wer put in prison the Magestrates sente the next day after Act. 16. and commaunded that they should be losed Paule said wisely They haue beaten vs openlye vncondempned Notwithstandyng that we are Romaines and haue caste vs into prison and now wold they send vs away priuely When the citye of Ephesus was sore moued and in a confusion Act. 19. Paul did wisely and humblye agree to the counsaile of his frendes that