"In the spacious Theater of the Universe, the singular conditions of singular Persons are directly articulated in some expresse place. Wherefore the _Round-heads_, whose Pricke-eares are longer than their Haire, have erected an Image of their own Imaginations; a Synagogue, or a convenient place conduceably to the obscured secrecy of their Conventicles: and they gave a plausible appellation to it, calling it _Round-heads'_ Hall. Here did the Councell of _Fooles_ meet usually, and called themselves _The Simple Senate of the Times_. There are severall places for severall Men appointed, yet I did alwaies wonder that one should be so long wanting. There is _Newgate_ for Theeves, _Ludgate_ for Debters, the _Counter_ for Drunkards and misdemeanors, _Bridewell_ for Idle Persons, _Bedlam_ for Mad-Men; but I wondered extreamely there should be no place appointed for _Fooles_: but the _Round-heads_ have taken that into their serious consideration, and least a place should be wanting for _Fooles_, they have built _Round-heads' Hall_, wherein they seeme to have done a great Act of Charity: for Charity begins at home." And it concludes thus:-- "Thus being conveened in this _Round-heads' Hall_, in this manner without any Order: for they say Order is prophanesse, and where no Order is, there can be no transgression upon any, and where no transgression is found, there can be no prophanesse, _Ergo_, It is holinesse to be without Order: They began to shew their simple Opinions, each Man at least foure houres, and after the minds of them all were knowne, and uttered by the instinct of the Spirit, they unanimously agreed to Order these things following." "_Orders made by the Parliament of Round-heads, sitting at Round-heads' Hall, without Cripple-Gate._ "Since the Lobs and Common Fooles assembled at _Round-heads' Hall_, have understood in sincerity the manifold distempers of Religion, the errors of People, and the malignity of some Popishly affected, and that they being sensible of the insolency of the Cavalleers, and what imminent danger that insolency may produce if not prevented in time, It is therefore by them ordered, 1.--Since a parity was first ordained by God himselfe, and that there needeth no Order or Degree of persons, because God is equall and no respecter of persons, Be it therefore ordered, that we have no King but _P_. "2.--That we have no Bishops, because they are the Pope's Sons, but that we send them either to the Tower or Tiburne. "3.--That we have no Churches, for they are of a Popish construction, and were derived first from Rome. "4.--That we have no Bels, Organs, or Babylonish Timpans, for they all tend to the prophanation of God's holy Word.