[352] P. 252, l. 34. Exortum est, etc.—Ps. cxii, 4.
[353] P. 253, l. 6. Saint Xavier.—Saint François Xavier, the friend of Ignatius Loyola, became a Jesuit.
[354] P. 253, l. 9. Væ qui, etc.—Is. x, I.
[355] P. 253, l. 24. The five propositions.—See Preface.
[356] P. 253, l. 36. To seduce, etc.—Mark xiii, 22.
[357] P. 254, l. 6. Si non fecissem.—John xv, 24.
[358] P. 255, l. 11. Believe in the Church.—Matthew xviii, 17-20.
[359] P. 257, l. 14. They.—The Jansenists, who believed in the system of evangelical doctrine deduced from Augustine by Cornelius Jansen (1585-1638), the Bishop of Ypres. They held that interior grace is irresistible, and that Christ died for all, in reaction against the ordinary Catholic dogma of the freedom of the will, and merely sufficient grace.
[360] P. 258, l. 4. A time to laugh, etc.—Eccles. iii, 4.
[361] P. 258, l. 4. Responde. Ne respondeas.—Prov. xxvi, 4, 5.