of a temperate man (much more the fiery choller of an Old Elderton, or a new Ale-Knight) any way regardfull of health, and cause him burst into as boysterous a Peece of Poetry, or other more vnmeasurable passion? Howsoeuer, were this Cynicke Passage of the Poet, an earnest Quarrell to a Pot of Ale, (vncouth, because vnaccustom'd, to his wine washt Palate,) or the Ʋent of a iesting vaine of Wit, sluced by some Slashes of the same Ele∣ment, 'tis manifest to most Obseruers, that ill brew'd Ale is commonly of a puddle sub∣stance, abounds with grosse Phlegmaticke & flatulent Humors, is heauie, and hurtfull to the Stomacke, stuffes the Ventricle, obstructs the Mesaraick veines, the Liver, Lungs▪ spleen, Reines, Ʋreters, and other inward vessells and passages of the Body, and by conse∣quence puffes & blowes-vp the whole bulke thereof with slimie, flashie and faeculent Bal∣lasts, shortens the Breath, breedes the Stone, Strangury, Gouts, and sends vp to the Braine grosse fumie Vapours, which offend the Nerues, & distemper & obsuscate the Spirits, (the Mechanique Operators of and in all the Faculties of Man) with much detriment and dammage to all the Senses both Internall and Externall.