A treatise of the passions and faculties of the soule of man : with the severall dignities and corruptions thereunto belonging (1640)
Reynolds, Edward, 1599-1676 · London : Printed by R.H. for Robert Bostock · leaf 132
ch when wcwanted,wedid not defire.In earthly things the defireata Aiftance promifeth muchpleafure, buttaft and experience difappointethcxpe&ation. In heavenly things, eating anddrinkingdoth renew the Appetite^ and the grea-ter the experience,the ftronger the defire: as themore acquaintance… … CHAP. XI I. Of the Pafsion of Hatred, the VuniamentallCaufeor Objeft thereof Evilly bov farreforth Evills are billed by God may bee de-dined by men, of Gods fecret and reyeakdWill He next in order is Hatred: ofwhich the Schoole-men maketwo kinds; an Hatred of ^Abomi-nation or loathing* which…
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