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Show \ ' \ , ;<0 fth'e ~tbwnCem~nt of learning ,.orconiugateandCiuile;H v w A·N· I "I' I~ P A i -r•-1~ "c v L A R confilleth of the fame parts, whereof Man confifieth,thatis,ofK N o v ·v L n, D 9 n s W H i c H .:R n s P :e. c :r ·r H :e. Bo;o Y,~of K Nov V: L· E n o· . . ~p, s T H A -r a R s P B c.'t · -r a R M. I N o. But before _ we diftriht~te fo far,it is good to conjlitute. For I doe take the. confideration in generall .. , and at large of .. ,H ,~ M A 'N E N A·T v. tt·B·tobe ·fit-to be emancipate,& tnadea:knowledge by it felf;Notfo much in regard ofthofedeligbtfull .and-elegant difcourfes, which · ·haue bin madeofthe'dignitieof.Man, ·of his mife· ·r.ies , ofhisfiateand life , ·andthelike·~diuntlr ' --of his common ttnd v11deuideti Nttture , but chieH~· · ly in regard of the knowledge conceming the . ··S Y M P AT II I ~E S AN D C 0 N C 0 R D A ·~ C B S B E• ··TV V ·B ·ENE .1JH .ll MIND AND B D.Y , which . being mixed , cannot be properly 111ligped to the · i[ciences ofeither. · .· . Tliis{knowledge·hadi·two branches; 'for as all ,;Jeagues and Amities confift of tnu mall Intelltge,ce1 • · .and mutL~altojjcisSo this league of mind and bo· - dy ,hath thefe two parts, How tbe;one d•{Cio(eth the o. ,, ther , -And /H.t.the ont·WIJrlieth vpon the other, ·Di. fcouerie, &I111prt[foon. The former ofthefe hath be· ,;· · te two A:rts)both ofPrtdillio or Prenstisn where , · of the one .. is honoured-with the enq uirie of Arifl~tle,& theot1terof Hipp1crate~ • And although they · ~:baue-of..Jater .time be~ne v(ed to be coupled with.. · · · ·' {qperftitious . 'The fe~ond 'Boo~, 3 7 IOttsandfa.ntafhcail arts ; yet being purged :::.~!~·~:-.ed to thetr t:ue fiate ; they haue both of fohde groynd In nature, and a profitable vfe :- tc. The fir~ ls p ~Y s I o .G NoM I E;which dif.. . the dr(p.ofinon of the tnind ,by rhe Lynca-of the bodte. The fecond is the E X~P o s J· OF NATVRALL DREAMES \Vhich ereth t_he ftate of the bodie, by the i~aginati- _ the mFtn de. In .t he former. of theru:e , . I note a . · "'Or t.Ariflotle hath verie ingeniou!l · Y handled the faCtures of the bodie b~~ geflures of the bodie; which are no ielfe ::;:h::tfible by art> and of greater vfe, and ad .. ~er th~ Lyneat!1en.ts of the bodie doe di[ .. dlfpofitton and Inchnation of the mind . ;. but the Motions of the countenance ;~~ =~tr,Oenot on ely fo, but doe further dirclofe rhe . ?tn?ur and fiateof the inind & will. For as tefhe (ayth moft aptly and. elegantly. v1 s (}eaket h to tl1e Eare,fo the ~~e(lure f}e~tkcr [,to And therefore a number offubtile perfons , es doe dwell vpon the faces· and fafhion~ ' ~oe w~ll know the aduantagc of this ob., as betn~ 111 0 fi part of their abilitie; nei _ It bee d~nted, but that it is a gre.at difcol.)e .. ulauons, and a great diretlion in I;3u-- ·later Br.aunch, touching I M.P RE s s IoN " :.~ene collected _imo An ; but hath beene ~~ pe~fedly; and It hath the fatne relation 1( ~~ or |
