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CONTENTS.
[INTRODUCTION, Page 1.]
[BOOK the First.]
[CHAP. I.]
Shews, in the example of Natura, how from our very birth, the passions, to which the human soul is incident, are discoverable in us; and how far the organs of sense, or what is called the constitution, has an effect over us, Page 4.