[6789]. “Licinus lies in a marble tomb, but Cato in a mean one; Pomponius has none, who can think therefore that there are Gods?”
[6790]. Vid. Campanella cap. 6. Atheis. triumphal, et c. 2. ad argumentum 12. ubi plura. Si Deus bonus unde colum, &c.
[6791]. Lucan. “It can't be true that Just Jove reigns.”
[6792]. Perkins.
[6793]. Hemingius. Nemo peccat in spiritum sanctum nisi qui finaliter et voluntarie renunciat Christum, eumque et ejus verbum extreme contemnit, sine qua nulla salus; a quo peccato liberet nos Dominus Jesus Christus. Amen.
[6794]. Abernethy.
[6795]. See whole books of these arguments.
[6796]. Lib. 3. fol. 122. Praejudicata opinio, invida, maligna, et apta ad impellendos animos in desperationem.
[6797]. See the Antidote in Chamier's tom. 3. lib. 7. Downam's Christian Warfare, &c.
[6798]. Potentior est Deo diabolus et mundi princeps, et in multitudine hominum sita est majestas.