The Anatomy of Melancholy eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 2,057 pages of information about The Anatomy of Melancholy.

The Anatomy of Melancholy eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 2,057 pages of information about The Anatomy of Melancholy.

6406.  Lib. 4.

6407.  Lib. 4.

6408.  Exerc. 228.

6409.  S. Ed. Sands.

6410.  In consult. de princ. inter provinc.  Europ.

6411.  Lucian.  “By themselves sustain the brunt of every battle.”

6412.  S. Ed. Sands in his Relation.

6413.  Seneca.

6414.  Vice cotis, acutum Reddere quae ferrum valet, exors ipsa secandi.

6415.  De civ.  Dei lib. 4. cap. 31.

6416.  Seeking their own, saith Paul, not Christ’s.

6417.  He hath the Duchy of Spoleto in Italy, the Marquisate of Ancona,
      beside Rome, and the territories adjacent, Bologna, Ferrara, &c. 
      Avignon in France, &c.

6418.  Estote fratres mei, et principes hujus mundi.

6419.  The Laity suspect their greatness, witness those statutes of
      mortmain.

6420.  Lib. 8. de Academ.

6421.  Praefat. lib. de paradox.  Jesuit-Rom. provincia habet Col. 36.  Neapol. 23.  Veneta 13.  Lucit. 15.  India, orient. 17.  Brazil. 20, &c.

6422.  In his Chronic. vit.  Hen. 8.

6423. 15. cap. of his funeral monuments.

6424.  Pausanias in Laconicis lib. 3.  Idem de Achaicas lib. 7. cujus summae
      opes, et valde inclyta fama.

6425.  Exercit.  Eth.  Colleg. 3. disp. 3.

6426.  Act. xix. 28.

6427.  Pontifex Romanus prorsus inermis regibus terrae jura dat, ad regna
      evehit ad pacem cogit, et peccantes castigat, &c. quod imperatores
      Romani 40. legionibus armati non effecerunt.

6428.  Mirum quanta passus sit H. 2. quomodo se submisit, ea se facturum
      pollicitus, quorum hodie ne privatus quidem partem faceret.

6429.  Sigonius 9. hist.  Ital.

6430.  Curio lib. 4.  Fox Martyrol.

6431.  Hierocles contends Apollonius to have been as great a prophet as
      Christ, whom Eusebius confutes.

6432.  Munster Cosmog. l. 3. c. 37.  Artifices ex officinis, arator e stiva,
      foeminae e colo, &c. quasi numine quodam rapti, nesciis parentibus et
      dominis recta adeunt, &c.  Combustus demum ab Herbipolensi Episcopo;
      haeresis evanuit.

6433.  Nulla non provincia haeresibus, Atheismis, &c, plena.  Nullus orbis
      angulus ab hisce belluis immunis.

6434.  Lib. 1. de nat.  Deorum.  “He gave to man an upward gaze, commanding
      him to fix his eyes on heaven.”

6435.  Zanchius.

6436.  Virg. 6.  Aen.

6437.  Superstitio ex ignorantia divinitatis emersit, ex vitiosa aemulatione
      et daemonis illecebris, inconstans, timens, fluctuans, et cui se
      addicat nesciens, quem imploret, cui se committat, a daemone facile
      decepta.  Lemnius, lib. 3. c. 8.

6438.  Seneca.

6439.  Vide Baronium 3 Annalium ad annum 324. vit.  Constantin.

6440.  De rerum varietate, l. 3. c. 38.  Parum vero distat sapientia virorum
      a puerili, multo minus senum et mulierum, cum metu et superstitione
      et aliena stultitia et improbitate simplices agitantur.

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