Siris: a chain of philosophical reflexions and inquiries concerning the virtues of tar water. [Another] |
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Page 49
... intellect . It produceth vain ' terrours and vain conceits , and ftimulates the foul with mad defires , which , not being natural , nothing in na ture can fatisfy . No wonder , therefore , there are fo many fine perfons of both fexes ...
... intellect . It produceth vain ' terrours and vain conceits , and ftimulates the foul with mad defires , which , not being natural , nothing in na ture can fatisfy . No wonder , therefore , there are fo many fine perfons of both fexes ...
Page 79
... intellect 10 le nature , ith groffer admitting s immedi er or fire , her bodies his interior n the foul , perfect pur ding to the ed the foul , eliquit cis ignem . This This tunicle of the foul's whether it be called pure ther , or ...
... intellect 10 le nature , ith groffer admitting s immedi er or fire , her bodies his interior n the foul , perfect pur ding to the ed the foul , eliquit cis ignem . This This tunicle of the foul's whether it be called pure ther , or ...
Page 80
... intellect always refident therei or provident , restraining it's force and dire operations . 174. Thus Hipocrates in his treatise , I fpeaks of a strong but invifible fire ( g ) , t all things without noife . Herein , faith h foul ...
... intellect always refident therei or provident , restraining it's force and dire operations . 174. Thus Hipocrates in his treatise , I fpeaks of a strong but invifible fire ( g ) , t all things without noife . Herein , faith h foul ...
Page 81
... fubject to the will of the fupreme God . 178. As the Platonifts held intellect to be lodged in foul , and foul in ¿ther ( b ) ; so it paffeth ( a ) 43 . ( b ) 157 . | for for a doctrine of Trifmegiftus in the P that mind ( 81 )
... fubject to the will of the fupreme God . 178. As the Platonifts held intellect to be lodged in foul , and foul in ¿ther ( b ) ; so it paffeth ( a ) 43 . ( b ) 157 . | for for a doctrine of Trifmegiftus in the P that mind ( 81 )
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... intellect ( a ) , and light or fire for a vehicle to the foul , and , in like manner , air may be fuppofed a vehicle to fire , fixing it in fome degree , and com- municating it's effects to other bodies . 200. The pure invifible fire or ...
... intellect ( a ) , and light or fire for a vehicle to the foul , and , in like manner , air may be fuppofed a vehicle to fire , fixing it in fome degree , and com- municating it's effects to other bodies . 200. The pure invifible fire or ...
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