tI)C ptfgtttu'0 p2CSter0. 83 51 ,n, and (hewed himfelf as ftout as Hercules could, l he been there, even he himfelf. When Ap Alton 01 s beat, he made his retreat to the next Valley, ■h X is called, The Valley ej the-Shadow of Death, un- • which we (hall come anon. k ; Lo, yonder alfo (lands a Monu- int, on which is engraven this Bat- A Monument f and Cfaiftiari*s Victory, to his of the B(U- me throughout all Ages: So, be- tie. ale it flood juft on the Way-fide fore them, they ftept to it and read the Writing, lich, Word for Word was this: tli al Hard by here was a Battle fought, t ft flrangc, and yet mft true ; Chriftian and Apollyon fought ch other to fub^ue. lifl The M*n fo brav ly pTaftd the Man, made the Fiend to fly : tf Of which a Monument l ft and, s fame to teftify. A Monument of ChiftianT Viftery. I Part, p 97. ■ When they had paflej by this Place, they came ■on the Borders of the Shadow of Death, and this alley was longer than the ether, a Place alfo moft angely haunted with evil Things, as many are lie to teftify : Put thefe Women and Children went 2 better through it, becaufe they had Day-light, d becaufe Mr Great-heart was their Conductor, When they were entred upon this alley, they thought that they heard Gnanings Groaning, as of dead Men ; a very beard. eat Groaning. They thought alfo (at they did hear Words of Lamentation, fpoken as I fome in extream Torment. Thefe Things made e Boys to quake, the Women alfo looked pale and wan ;