These two had four sons called _Brammon_, _Cuttery_, _Shuddery_, and _Wyse_, who were of different and distinct nature from each other, for _Brammon_ was of an earthly constitution, and therefore Melancholly; _Cuttery_ fiery, and therefore Martial; _Shuddery_ flegmatick, and therefore Peaceable; _Wyse_ airey, and therefore full of contrivances and inventions. _Brammon_ being melancholly and ingenious, God gave him knowledge, and appointed him to impart his Laws, and therefore gave him a Book containing the form of Divine Worship and Religion; _Cuttery_ being Martial, had power to govern Kingdoms, and therefore had a Sword given him; _Shuddery_ being mild and conversable, it was thought fit that he should be a Merchant and Traffick, and therefore had a pair of Ballances and a bag of Weights hung at his girdle; and _Wyse_ being airey, was appointed for a Mechanick or Handicrafts man, and therefore had a bag of several sorts of tools. These were the first men, and these their qualities, (according to the _Banian_ tradition) that peopled the Earth; _Pourous_ and _Parcoutee_ had no daughters, because the sons should go elsewhere to find them wives, which were made for them, and placed at the four winds; the four sons being grown up to mans age, were commanded to travel; And, First, _Brammon_ with his Book in his hand took his journey towards the rising of the Sun in the East; for the place where they were born, and their Parents created, was in the Middle or Navel of the world, the Sun at Noon-day casting no shadow. _Brammon_ taking his journey, as is said, towards the East, arrived at a goodly Mountain, before which was a Valley, through which there passed a Brook; in the descent of which there appeared a Woman a drinking. This Woman was of black hair, yellow Complexion, of an indifferent size, and a modest aspect, and indeed in every thing made, as if made for her beholder; who being naked, and seeing her to be so, was more bashful than the Woman, who first brake silence, by questioning the cause of his coming thither. _Brammon_ hearing her spake, and that in his own Language, thus reply’d, _That the great God, who made all things had sent him thither_: The Woman seeing his Book, asked the use of it; whereupon he opening it, shewed her the Contents thereof; and after some other discourse the consented to be married to him, according to the form prescribed in that book; which being done, they lay together, and had many children, who peopled the East part of the world: this Womans name was _Savatree_.