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 140
beareconvenience unto mans nature, they are there-fore juftly with thankefulnefle by ourfelvcs re.ceived3«)d out of love defircd unto our friends. I now proceed from the obje& or Gcnerall fun-damentallcaufe of hatred, untofome few whichare more particula^and which do arife from ir. CHAP. and… … Hefirft which I fhall note isa fecret and hidden Antipa-thy which is in the naturesof fome things one againftanother. As Vultures arekilled with fweet fmells ,and Horfe-flics with oynt-ments $ the Locuft will die at the fight of the Po.Jy pus>and the Serpent wil rather flye into the fire,I than…
Emotions · Psychology · Puritans
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