[6] Bernard Bosanquet: "What Religion Is" p. 32.
[7] Aug.: Conf. VII, 27.
[8] "My vision, becoming more purified, entered deeper and deeper into the ray of that Supernal Light, which in itself is true"—Par. XXXIII, 52.
[9] "The Tragic Sense of Life In Men and Peoples," p. 194.
[10] T. Upton: "The Bases of Religious Belief," p. 363.
[11] Blake: "Jerusalem," Cap. i.
[12] Nicholson: "The Divãni Shamsi Tabriz," p. 141.
[13] Ennead V. i. 3.
[14] Kabir, op. cit., p. 41.
[15] "Love, whoso loves thee cannot idle be, so sweet to him to taste thee; but every hour he lives in longing that he may love thee more straitly. For in thee the heart so joyful dwells, that he who feels it not can never say how sweet it is to taste thy savour"—Jacopone da Todi: Lauda 101.