[306] Psal. cv. 22; See Psal. civ. cv. cvi. cvii. cxxii. cxxiv. cxxxv. cxxxvi. cxlv. cxlvii. cxlviii. cxlix.
[307] Phil. ii. 13; 2 Cor. iii. 5; xii. 9.
[308] Of this see the fourth part of my "Saints' Rest" more fully.
[309] Gal. vi. 10; 2 Thess. iii.
[310] See Dr. Hammond on the place, and on 1 Tim. v. and on Tit. ii.
[311] Petrarch speaking of his intimacy and esteem with kings and princes, addeth, Multos tamen eorum quos valde amabam effugi: tantus mihi fuit insitus amor libertatis; ut cujus vel nomen ipsum libertati, vel illi esse contrarium videretur, omni studio declinarem. In Vita Sua.
[312] Read more after, part iii. against despair.
[313] Stoici dicunt sapientem nunquam sanitate mentis excidere: incidere tamen aliquando in imaginationes absurdas propter atræ bilis redundantiam, sive ob delirationem non quidem deviatione rationis, verum ex imbecillitate naturæ. Laert. in Zenone.
[314] Col. ii. 18-23.
[315] John iii. 16; 1 John v. 10-12; Rev. xxii. 17; John v. 40.