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E Principes pios, fidos& ſapientes Conſiliarios, quo- rum conſilijs in rebus dubijs frui poſſunt,& juxta⸗ eorum conſilia rem aggredi ſciant: Quemadmodum

&5 Aquila cantum Philome læ libenter audit; ſicut vide- 3 mus in Homero& alijs Poẽtis, Regibus& Principi- ⸗ bus adjunctos fuiſſe maturã ætate, abſolutã eruditio- ne, inoredibili ſapientià& conſilio præſtantes viros.

Sic Achilles habuit Phœnicem, Nero Senecam, A- lexander Magnus Ariſtotelem, Agamemnon Ne-§ ſtorem, Latinus Prancem,&c.

§ Nam quantum detrimenti ſoleant Rebuſpub. 659 afferre Conſiliarij juvenes& imperiti, quomodo ſu- is calidis temerarijs, præcipitantibus conſilijs ſoleant interdum Reſpub. evertere, experientia plus ſatis te- ſtatur,& ex hiſtoriã Rehaheam 1.Reg. 12.& ex defe- ctione tribuum Iſrahel, ſatis declarat.

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Meminerint ergo Magiſtratus univerſi& ſingu-

li tàm ſummi quam infimi, ſe debere eſſe hujusmo- di arborem, cujus ſimulachrum Nabuchdonoſor rex& 2 Dan. 4. in ſomnis videt, cujus proceritas contingat S cœlum: Aſpectus illius ſit uſque ad terminos univer- fʒ

terræ: Folia ejus pulcherrima,& fructus ejus ni mius,& eſca univerſorum in ea, ſubter quam anima- lia& beſtiæ habitare debeant,& in ramis ejus nidi S fcare K