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 265
ner, which is ratherfencelefnefle thanPeaceund this h Temkofa Pax,a Peace fpringing out of Darknefle • for a truePeace is quiesexfidep beleeving reft;but counter-feit is only quits ex fomno, a fleeping or dreamingreft. The Peace which comes from a living Hopemuft have thefe two properties in it,… … CHAP. XXIV. Oftbecaufes of Hope, Want, and Weakenejfetogether^ Experience and Knowledge. Inwhatfence Ignorance may bejaidtoftreng-then.and Knowledge to weaken Hope: Ex-amples quicken more than Precept. Prori-Jionof^Ayds : the uncertainty of outwardmeans,to eftablijb Hopey-GoodneJJe of Na-ture, bai…
Emotions · Psychology · Puritans
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