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I See that every man, sa∣ving a Christian, studies to be perfect in his vocati∣on, and carefull to know and observe his grounds. As the Grammarian, his Rules: The Philosopher, his Axioms: The Lawyer, his Maximes: The Physiti∣an, his Aphorismes: The Musitian, his Keyes & Mea∣sures. These observe their grounds, though they be many in number. But the Christian hath but few Principles, and yet can keep few or none of them; for
all the Principles of Religi∣on are, to love God with all our heart, and our Neigh∣bour as our self.
Most loving Father, grant me perfect love, and then I shall fulfill thy Law,* 1.1 and be skil••ul in the rules of Chri∣stianity, through that load∣stone of love Jesus Christ, Am••
Rom 13. Gal. 5. 1 Cor. 15.