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Page 172
... cause of mad- nesse : and in his 86.consul . cites the same words . lo : Arculanus in lib.9.Rhasis ad . Almansorem cap . 16. amongst other causes reckons up studium vehemens : " so doth Levinus Lemnius , lib . de occul . nat.mirac . lib ...
... cause of mad- nesse : and in his 86.consul . cites the same words . lo : Arculanus in lib.9.Rhasis ad . Almansorem cap . 16. amongst other causes reckons up studium vehemens : " so doth Levinus Lemnius , lib . de occul . nat.mirac . lib ...
Page 178
... cause to complaine ; there is a fault , but whence proceeds it ? If the cause were justly ex- amined , it would be retorted upon our selves , if we were cited at that Tribunall of truth , we should be found guilty , and not able to ...
... cause to complaine ; there is a fault , but whence proceeds it ? If the cause were justly ex- amined , it would be retorted upon our selves , if we were cited at that Tribunall of truth , we should be found guilty , and not able to ...
Page 321
... cause , " and foure second causes " of all things ; 20 and Spiders ? what wise hand teacheth some are without efficient , as God , others without matter , as Angels , some without forme , as the first matter , but every Es- sence ...
... cause , " and foure second causes " of all things ; 20 and Spiders ? what wise hand teacheth some are without efficient , as God , others without matter , as Angels , some without forme , as the first matter , but every Es- sence ...
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