[5]

, for which he has been justly censured by the greatest Criticks. I do not know any imaginary Person made use of in a more sublime manner of thinking than that in one of the Prophets, who

[describing]

God as descending from Heaven, and visiting the Sins of Mankind, adds that dreadful Circumstance, Before him went the

Pestilence

[6]

. It is certain this imaginary Person might have been described in all her purple Spots. The

Fever

might have marched before her,

Pain