nance,  and  then  fceke new  aducntures.  For  they  neyther  Plant  or  Sov.e,  nor  breedc
vp  Cattell  rand  which  is  more  ftrange,  they  nourifh  vp  none  of  their  owne  ch'-ldren,
although  they  haue  tenne  or  twentie  wiucsaman,  of  the  propercft  and  comelieft
flaues  they  can  take.  But  when  they  are  in  traucll^  they  digge  a  hole  in  the  Earth,
which  prefently  receiueth  in  that  darke  prifon  of  death,  the  new-borne  Creature,  not
yet  made  happie  with  thelight  of  life.  Their  rcafon  is  that  they  will  not  bee  trou-
bled with  education,  nor  in  their  flitting  wanderings  bee  troubled  with  fuch  cumber-
foitie  burthens.
,fc,.    ,  Once,  a  fecretprouidence  both  puniftieth  the  Fathers  wickednefle,  and  preuen-

eAvmoiH  are  *^th  a  Viperous;  Generation  it  that  may  bee  a  preuention  where  there  is  a  luccel-
the  children  of  fion  without  Generation  i  and  as  Tlwte  e  fayth  of  the  E^cnt ;  Geas  aterna  ejl  in
Chnftiansta-  quantmo  ntifcitur.  For  of  theconqucred  Nations  they  preferue  the  boyes  from  tenne
kenfromthe  to  twentie  yearcs  of  age,  and  bring  them  vp ,  as  the  hope  of  their  fucccfTioB,  like
Twke\he  *  Nfgro-^x.tmogli  ^ ^  with  Education  fitting  their  Defignes.  Thefe  weare  a  Collar
fpawneoftheir  about  theirneckc ,  in  token  of  flauerie  ,  vntill  they  bring  an  Enemies  head  flaine,  in
laAiiaiies.        battailc,  and  tl^ea  are  they  yn^ollared.frced  and  dignified  with  the  Title  ofSoldiours,

If


e  Tbefe  Araa-
zones  ace  (as
wchaueobfcr-
ued)  doubted
ofinoiher  pla-
ces :  and  Andr.
