A treatise concerning enthusiasme, : as it is an effect of nature, but is mistaken by many for either Divine inspiration or diabolical possession. (1655)
Casaubon, Meric, 1599-1671 · London, : Printed by R.D. and sold by Tho. Johnson, 1655 · leaf 80
lation, wherein his happinefledoth chiefly ccnfirt • as by Ariflotle is excellently well, tothe utmoft of what could come from mere man, in his £-thicks and eliewherejdifputed and declared.Who alfo doththereupon well inferre, that as that man mufi needs be ac-counted mofl happy that is likei^ unto… … <:r^r^^, in profeillon epicures, becaufe they maintained chac picafure wo.s the end ( or fummtim bo»mm ) oFman ; but; \\\ their pardcular tenets, and in their livestoc»> lomeof I hem, upon this ground, that there \Ans not any true lading rlcaiute but in tlie exercife of vertue, and peace of…
Enthusiasm
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