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all things are produced, & upon Whome all things Depend, and through whose Command,
Every Creature in its office, accordingly from the will of the Creator; according to ye will
of the Creator; in wch nrd attaine not onely to ye knowledge of things Naturally,
But Come to the perfection of more Rare & Sublime things (Celestiall &c; —
as may be instanced in many presidents, both Ancient & moderne — But,
illegibile is the image of God; the Acting intellect is the image of ye word,
the Soul is the image of this intellect & our word ye image of the Soul, by which
It acts upon Naturall things Naturally, Nature being the work thereof, and Every
one of these perfects his Subsequent, & none of the latter Exists wthout ye
former, for they depend amongst themselves by a kind of Ordinate Dependency,
So yt when the Latter is Corrupted, it is returned into yt wch was next before it, untill
it Come to the Heavens then to ye Universall Soul, & lastly unto ye acting intellect
by which all Creatures Exist, & then by Degrees in ye principall Author, ye first &
last, by whose meanes & will all things at Length are Returned,
This illegibile is a Various harmony of nature, that all degrees illegibile doe run upon
for through Every inferiour, illegibile and illegibile successive
disposing in Mayrs order to ye very last things, And in performing through these
Superiours, Come to ye disposition of all.
illegibile of God is the order, of the plentey illegibile the Beams
of planets, illegibile speaces, natures, vertues, ye Influences, illegibile
illegibile
Hearts, flowers, Arthamatis, Animals, with the Heavens, the Heavens wth ye
Intelligences, the Intelligences wth ye Divine propertyes, whither vertues &
consequently wth God himselfe, according to whose Image & similitude man
and all things in this inferior world Created.
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illegibile the plant agrees wth a bruit in Vegetation; a bruit wth
A man in Sense, Man wth an Angell in understanding, an Angell wth God in immortality,
illegibile to the mind, the mind to ye intellect, the intellect to ye intention,
the intention to ye imagination, the imagination to ye Senses, & the Sense doth assist
to things &c; --------------------------------
illegibile Thus: inferiours are so successively joyned to their
Superiours, that there proceedeth an influence from their Head the first Cause)
like as a Certaine String stretched out to ye Lowermost things of all; of ye which string,
if one End be touched, the whole doth presently shake & Soundeth to ye Other End;
Even so, at the motion of the Inferiour the Superiour is also moved, to which
the Other doth answer, like as strings of a well tuned Instrument: So yt two Cords
must of necessity imitate the motions & vibrations of the Superiours;
moved, caused or produced in these inferiours, to which as to its Roots, Causes &
Signes it is Reduced figura: signum separatorium compositum ex linea horizontalisi longa cum littera vel nota `(D)` centrata sub linea
it is illegibile difficult, if not impossible, to conceive or perswade a Knowing & Intellectual
agent man, by Reason, into Credulity of such things, that Runneth a little
beyond his present Capacity, but by Reasoning that impossibility is proved, by Sacred
illegibile yea by naturall philosophy and no joyned demonstrationall disputations
illegibile For this, our Philosophers Doctrine is universall illegibile
to illegibile to the greater, yet to the inferiour parts proceeding thro a proper, ordinate thorough
illegibile for illegibile may read in quite admirable Experiments, operations & Effects
correspondently answering to ye Gods, & including to illegibile of their Celestiall Authority
meanes according to ye Order, wch is derived of a word, & kept Spiritually
illegibile because the matter is more strange to the Hearers &c