TO THE MOST FAMOUS UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE.

Most Noble, Ingenious, Learned, and Industrious Students.

_Be not offended, that I dedicate to you this weak and infirm work of

mine; for though it be not an offering worthy your acceptance, yet it

is as much as I can present for this time; and I wish from my Soul, I

might be so happy as to have some means or ways to express my Gratitude

for your Magnificent favours to me, having done me more honour then

ever I could expect, or give sufficient thanks for: But your Generosity

is above all Gratitude, and your Favours above all Merit, like as your

Learning is above Contradiction: And I pray God your University may

flourish to the end of the World, for the Service of the Church, the

Truth of Religion, the Salvation of Souls, the instruction of Youth,

the preservation of Health, and prolonging of Life, and for the

increase of profitable Arts and Sciences: so as your several studies

may be, like several Magistrates, united for the good and benefit of

the whole Common-wealth, nay, the whole World. May Heaven prosper you,

the World magnifie you, and Eternity record your same; Which are the

hearty wishes and prayers of,_

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