shew forth unto his Sectators and Disciples, That the Gods made as cheerfully their Resi∣dence in these mean homely Mansions, as in sumptuous, magnifick Palaces, replenished with all manner of delight, pomp, and pleasure. I withal do really believe, that the Dwelling-place of the so famous and renowned Hecate, was just such another petty Cell as this is, when she made a Feast therein to the valiant Theseus. And that of no other better Structure was the Coat or Cabin of Hyreus, or Oaenopion, wherein Iupiter, Neptune, and Mercury were not ashamed, all three together, to harbour and sojourn a whole Night, and there to take a full and hearty Repast; for the payment of the Shot they thankfully ed Orion.
They finding the ancient Woman, at a corner of her own Chimney, Epistemon said, She is indeed a true Sybil, and the lively Pourtraict of one represented by the 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉 of Homer. The old Hag was in a pitiful bad plight and condition, in matter of the outward state and complexi∣on of her Body, the ragged and tottred Equipage of her Person, in the point of Accoutrement, and beggerly poor Provi∣sion of Fare for her Diet and Entertain∣ment; for she was ill apparelled, worse nourished, Toothless, Blear-eyed, Crook-shoulder'd,