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Eir passion, like to Clockes whose springs are broken, and Cities whose
walls are down. Zeale is a good servant, but an ill master: mettle is
dangerous in a head-strong horse. And so the Poets (which were the
Heathens Prophets) shadowed out the cure of this, in _Minerva's_ golden
bridle, wherewith she menaged her winged _Pegasus_. There is too much of
this bitter zeale, of this _Hierapicra_ in all our bookes of
controversies: but especially there hath been too much in our
domesticall warrs; some sonns of _Bichri_ have blowen the trumpet of
contention, trumpets of anger; the Churches of God should have no such
custome: Oh that our Churches understood that saying. [Sidenote: Rom.
14. 10.] In quarrells of