The Rules of Education.
The Chief Rule of the whole Work is, tha•• nothing may be made tedious and grievous t•• the Children: but all the toilsomeness of the•• business the Governour and Ushers are t•• take upon themselves; that by diligence an•• industry, all things may be so prepared, metho∣dized and ordered for their apprehension; th•• their work may unto them be as a delightfu•• recreation by the variety and easiness thereo••
The things to be lookt unto in the care o•• their education, are 1. Their Advanceme•• in Piety. 2. The Preservation of their Healt•• 3. The Forming of their Manners. 4. The•• Proficiency in Learning.