[21]The extracts from the "Theologia Germanica" will show that this treatise represents a later and less paradoxical form of mystical thought than Eckhart's.
[22]The maxim, however, is much older than Suso.
[23]Royce: "The World and the Individual" vol. i. p. 193.
[24]So in the "Lignum Vitae" of Laurentius Justinianus we read: "Let self-will cease, and there will be no more hell."
[25] "The Inner Way," being thirty-six sermons by John Tauler. Translated by A.W. Hutton, M.A.
[26]On the psychology of ecstatic mysticism see Leuba, in the Revue Philosophique, July and November 1902.
[27] "Varieties of Religious Experience," p. 13.
[28]Maudsley: "Natural Causes and Supernatural Seemings," p. 256.
[29]See Leuba: "Tendances religieuses chez les mystiques chrétiens" in Revue Philosophique, Nov. 1902.
[30] "Theologia Germanica," translated by Susanna Winkworth. Macmillan & Co., 1893.