qui bona iugibus
| operibus facta contexat. Id. ib.
| cap. 3._]
In the former, it is not enough |
that she is a woman, because | [Note I.]
euery woman is not _Timens_, one |
that _Feareth_, nor sufficient that | [Note c: _Naturale vocabul[=u] est
she _Feareth_; because euery woman | Foemina. naturalis vocabuli
that feareth is not _Timens | generale, Mulier.--Tert. de Virg.
Dominum_, one _that feareth the | Veland. cap 4._]
Lord_; but _she_ that _shall be |
praised_, is all three. 1. A woman | [Note d: _Aliud est Timere
by nature[c], where the weaker her | simpliciter, aliud Timere
sex is, the more shee shall be | Deum----quippe timere & amare
commended. 2. By Grace[d], _a woman | simpliciter prolata, affectione:
that feareth_, where the continuall | cu^m additamento aute virtutes
act of this Fearing is required. 3. | signific[=a]t. Simplices nempe
_That feareth the Lord_, where the | affectiones insunt naturaliter
right Obiect of her continuall | nobis tanquam ex nobis, Additamenta
feare is limited. | ex Gratia. S. Bern. de Grat. & lib.
| Arb._]
And in the latter we are to |
consider; First, to what matters, | [Note II.]
_Laudabitur_, her praise will |
reach, and in what respect to |
_Ipsa_ Her person. Then secondly, |
When _she shall be praised_; not |
for the present, perhaps, no more |
than she hath beene heretofore; yet |
_Laudabitur_, the time will come |
when _she shall be praised_, and |
then too her praise shall so be, |
that it shall be still. Thirdly, of |
whom shee shall haue praise, for |
_Laudabitur_ is an action, and must |
bee done of some agent, therefore |
we must finde who shal praise her, |
and they will fall out to be her |
Husband and her Children (if she |
haue them[e]) and if they faile in | [Note e: _Mulier enim no natura
this dutie, then the godly shall | nomen est vxoris, sed vxor
praise her; and if they cease to | coditione nomen est mulieris. Tert.
doe it, then her own workes shall | ib. c. 5. Gen. 2. 23. Haec vocabitur
praise her, yea rather than faile, | mulier, quoniam de viro suo sumpta
God himselfe shall praise her, | est: Quia sumpta est (inquit) de
which is