♉ Jealousie. Sect. 3.

His name, definition, extent, power, tyranny, Memb. 1. Division, Æquivocations, kinds. Subs. 1. Improper To many beasts: as Swans, Cocks, Bulls. To Kings and Princes, of their subjects, successors. To friends, parents, tutors over their children, or otherwise. or Proper Before marriage, corrivals, &c. After, as in this place our present subject.

Causes Sect. 2. In the parties themselves, Idleness, impotency in one party, melancholy, long absence. They have been naught themselves. Hard usage, unkindness, wantonness, Inequality of years, persons, fortunes, &c. or From others Outward inticements and provocations of others.

Symptomes, Memb. 2. Fear, sorrow, suspition, anguish of mind, strange actions, gestures, looks, speeches, locking up, outrages, severe laws, prodigious tryals, &c. Prognosticks Memb. 3. Despair, madness, to make away themselves, and others.

Cures Memb. 4. By avoiding occasions, always busie, never to be idle. By good counsel, advice of friends, to contemn or dissemble it. Subs. 1. By prevention before marriage. Plato’s communion. To marry such as are equal in years, birth, fortunes, beauty, of like conditions, &c. Of a good family, good education. To use them well.