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For as the Fire of thy Affection, if fed with any unclean Fewel, produces nothing with its ardour but smoak and stentch; so if the fewel it feeds upon shall be pure, and spiritual, it will yield both a bright and refreshing Flame. And if the love converts the Lover into the Nature of the thing that is dearly lov'd, 'tis plain that such as is the object, such must also be the Act, and the Agent too. |
For as the Fire of thy Affection, if fed with any unclean Fuel, produces nothing with its ardour but smoke and stentch; so if the fuel it feeds upon shall be pure, and spiritual, it will yield both a bright and refreshing Flame. And if the love converts the Lover into the Nature of the thing that is dearly loved, it's plain that such as is the Object, such must also be the Act, and the Agent too. |
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Cùm amorisnatura ea sit, amantem in amatum transformare, is planè efficeris, quale est illud quod amas. Bonav. Amator. |
Cùm amorisnatura ea sit, amantem in amatum transformare, is planè efficeris, quale est illud quod amas. Bonaventura. Lover. |
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