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but the rest bowed down to the River to drink upon their knees, ver. 6. Whereupon Gregory took occasion to shew symbolically, what different postures our spiritual and our carnal appetite have in partaking those things they love? mundi aqua bibitur facie pronâ in terram, fons aquae viventis facie supinâ; |
but the rest bowed down to the River to drink upon their knees, ver. 6. Whereupon Gregory took occasion to show symbolically, what different postures our spiritual and our carnal appetite have in partaking those things they love? mundi aqua bibitur fancy pronâ in terram, fons Water viventis fancy supinâ; |
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