Ruler and pious King, of whose ver∣tues they haue ample record, as being one most notable in the last Age, which they thinke now by the course of time to be de∣uolued vpon vs; he did wonderfully promote Religion, vpon which there was a reformed beginning of goodnesse.
By this, Vistneyes time (as they say) being expired, in this place and vale of mortality; the Lord tooke him vp to heauen, there being no further neede of his preseruation, for when this Age is concluded, there shall be a finall end of all things.
But the Bramanes though they suppose time to be running on the fourth Age of the world, yet they suppose this Age shall bee longer than any of the rest, in the end where∣of they say Ruddery shall be rapt vp into hea∣uen. These Ages they call by foure names: the first, Curtain; the second, Duauper; the third, Tetraioo; the fourth Kolee.
Concerning the manner of this finall iudge∣ment, they hold it shall bee more dreadfull than any of the rest, and that it shall bee by fire; that Ruddery then shall summon vp all the power of destruction; that the Moone shall looke red; that the Sunne shall shed his purling light like flaming brimstone; that the lightening shall flash with terrours, the skies shall change into all colours; but especially fiery rednesse shall ouerspread the face of