Rise presently: and now to your employments; But first conduct this mortal to the rock. _They carry_ Anthropos _to a Rock,_ _and fall a digging_. What seest thou now? [Plutus _strikes the Rock, and flames flie out_. _Anth._ A glorious Mine of Metal. Oh _Jupiter_, my thanks. _Plut._ To me a little. _Anth._ And to the god of wealth, my Sacrifice. _Plut._ Nay, then I am rewarded. Take heed now, Son, You are afloat again, lest _Mundus_ catch ye. _Anth._ Neve[r] betray me more. _Plut._ I must to _India_, From whence I came, where my main wealth lies buried, And these must with me. Take that Book and Mattock, And by those, know to live again. [_Exeunt_ Plutus, Industry, Labour, _&[c]._ _Anth._ I shall do. _Enter_ Fame _sounding_. _Fame._ Thorow all the world, the fortune of great _Anthropos_ Be known and wonder'd at; his riches envy'd As far as Sun or Time is; his power fear'd too. [_Exeunt._ MUSICK. _Enter_ Delight, Pleasure, [Craft, Lucre,] Vanity, _&c. dancing_ _(and Masqu'd) towards the Rock, offering service to_ Anthropos. Mercury _from above. Musick heard. One half of a cloud drawn. Singers are discovered: then the other half drawn._ Jupiter _seen in glory_. _Mer._ Take heed, weak man, those are the sins that sunk thee: Trust 'em no more: kneel, and give thanks to _Jupiter_. _Anth._ Oh mighty power! _Jup._ Unmask, ye gilded poisons: Now look upon 'em, son of earth, and shame 'em; Now see the faces of thy evil Angels, Lead 'em to _Time_, and let 'em fill his Triumph: Their memories be here forgot for ever. _Anth._ Oh just great god! how many lives of service, What ages only given to thine honor. What infinites of vows, and holy prayers, Can pay my thanks? _Jup._ Rise up: and to assure thee That never more thou shalt feel want, strike, _Mercury_, Strike him; and by that stroke he shall for ever Live in that rock of Gold, and still enjoy it. Be't done, I say. Now sing in honor of him. _SONG._ _Enter the Triumph. First, the Musicians: then_ Vain Delight, Pleasure, Craft, L[u]cre, Vanity, _and other of the Vices: Then a Chariot with the person of_ Time _sitting in it, drawn by four persons, representing Hours, singing_. _Exeunt._ _Flourish._