The SECOND PART of The Loyal Subject's LITANY.  

FRom measuring Devotion with Beads or with Sand,  
In a Language or Phrase that we don't understand;  
From a Preacher with Relics or Spoons in his hand,   

Libera nos Domine.   

From stripping Religion to avoid the Excesses  
Of a cumbersome Ruff, and a Collar of S S;  
From His Holiness, and Their Holinesses,   

Libera nos Domine.   

From Plot upon Plot, which no Herald admits,  
Nor any Man else that is well in his Wits;  
From Conscience that comes like an Ague, by Fits,   

Libera nos Domine.   

From the Pope in One Stick, or the Pope in a Faggot;  
From the Catholic Worm, and Schismatical Maggot;  
From such as swear round to keep what they ha' got,   

Libera nos Domine.   

From Penance reform to a Stool of Repentance;  
From a new Inquisition to aid the Tridentines,  
And the Savager Courts where the Godly give Sentence,   

Libera nos Domine.   

From setting Christ's Vicar to tease his Vicegerent;  
From the Saints in whom the same Sin is inherent,  
The best Friends he has, though they seldom appear in't,   

Libera nos Domine.   

From St. Omers Consult, and a Leyden Cabal,  
inveterate Foes both to Paul's and Whitehall;  
From a Plot pro and con, like a Tennis-ball,   

Libera nos Domine.   

From the Roman Disease, and Geneva Physician;  
From admitting Profaneness to purge Superstition;  
From Raviliacks or Bradshaw's Commission,   

Libera nos Domine.   

From taking the Covenant, or baulking the Test;  
From both the Renouncers when th' are but in jest;  
From the Pope's hatching Eggs in a Presbyter's Nest,   

Libera nos Domine.   

From the Godly Disguises of Cropping and Shaving,  
The different Ear-marks of Fooling and Knaving,  
Though both can do both for the sake of Soulsaving,   

Libera nos Domine.   

From a Jesuit transformed to a Sanctified Elder,  
And cursing Rome's Church to her dear Hans-en-Kelder;  
From hugging her Brats, and yet hope w' have expelled her,   

Libera nos Domine.   

From the Mass and the Directory bound in one Volumn;  
From the Trent Conventicle, and the Dort What d'ye call 'em;  
From the Votaries of Saints, & those that Peter 'em & Paul 'um,   

Libera nos Domine.   

From transforming a Cowl to an a-la-mode Jump;  
From the Jusuits Bucket in the Minister's Pump;  
From a Representative Monster, that's all over Rump,   

Libera nos Domine.   
FINIS.   

LONDON, Printed for B. Tooke. 1680.