Hermes
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& Etbic. Eudem. VI. sub, fin.
It is to this UNALTERABLE NaTURE OF THE DeItV that Boethius refers, ivhen he says in those elegant yerses, — ^Tempus ah JEvo Ire jubes stabilisque manens £las cuncta moveri.
From this single principle of Immobility, may be de- rived some of the noblest of the Divine Attributes ; suoh as that of Impassiye, Incorruptible, Incorporeal, &c. Vide^m^o^. Physic. VIII. Metaphys. XIV. c. 6, 7, 9, 10. Edit. Du Vol, See also Vol. I. of theseTrea- tises, p. 2&2 to ^Q6 — al...so p. 295, where the Verses of Boethius are quoted at length.
It must be remembered however, that though we are not Gods, yet as rational Beings we have within us some- thing Divine^ and that the more we can bebome supe- rior to our mutable, variable, and irrational part, and place our welfare in that Good, which is immutable, . per- Ch. ly. it 4isceras at oace wtoat in ua»x » 0N£ ; what m thiogf^ pj|[SiSj[ij[i]:.4LR and DiapFEKEKir is giiiiLAE 9ii
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
14.
& Etbic. Eudem. VI. sub, fin.
It is to this UNALTERABLE NaTURE OF THE DeItV that Boethius refers, ivhen he says in those elegant yerses, — ^Tempus ah JEvo Ire jubes stabilisque manens £las cuncta moveri.
From this single principle of Immobility, may be de- rived some of the noblest of the Divine Attributes ; suoh as that of Impassiye, Incorruptible, Incorporeal, &c. Vide^m^o^. Physic. VIII. Metaphys. XIV. c. 6, 7, 9, 10. Edit. Du Vol, See also Vol. I. of theseTrea- tises, p. 2&2 to ^Q6 — al...so p. 295, where the Verses of Boethius are quoted at length.
It must be remembered however, that though we are not Gods, yet as rational Beings we have within us some- thing Divine^ and that the more we can bebome supe- rior to our mutable, variable, and irrational part, and place our welfare in that Good, which is immutable, . per- Ch. ly. it 4isceras at oace wtoat in ua»x » 0N£ ; what m thiogf^ pj|[SiSj[ij[i]:.4LR and DiapFEKEKir is giiiiLAE 9ii
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