Religio Medici, a Letter to a Friend, Christian Morals, Urn-Burial, And Other Papers
Religio Medici, a Letter to a Friend, Christian Morals, Urn-Burial, And Other Papers
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I would gladly know how Moses Exod. ^th an actual fire calcined or burnt the golden calf unto powder : for that mystical metal of gold, whose solary and celestial nature I admire, exposed unto the violence of fire, grows only hot and liquefies, but consumeth * not ; so when the consumable and volatile pieces of our bodies shall be refined into a more impregnable and fixed temper, like gold, though they suffer from the actions of flames, they shall never perish, but lie immortal in the arms of f...ire. And surely, if this firame must suffer only by the action of this element, there will many bodies escape; and not only heaven but earth will not be at an end, but rather a beginning. For * Moses is not said to have consumed it, but to have ground it to powder.
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Digitized by Google RELIGIO MEDia at present it is not earth, but a fire, ;svater, earth, and air ; but at spoiled of these ingredients, it shall appear in a substance more like itself, its ashes. Philoso- phers that, opinioned the world's destruction by- fire, did never dream of annihilation, which is beyond the power of sublunary causes ; for the last and proper action of that element is but vitrification, or a reduction of a body into glass; and therefore some of our chymicks fa- cetiously affirm, that at the last fire all shall be crystallized and reverberated into glass, which is the utmost action of that element.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I would gladly know how Moses Exod. ^th an actual fire calcined or burnt the golden calf unto powder : for that mystical metal of gold, whose solary and celestial nature I admire, exposed unto the violence of fire, grows only hot and liquefies, but consumeth * not ; so when the consumable and volatile pieces of our bodies shall be refined into a more impregnable and fixed temper, like gold, though they suffer from the actions of flames, they shall never perish, but lie immortal in the arms of f...ire. And surely, if this firame must suffer only by the action of this element, there will many bodies escape; and not only heaven but earth will not be at an end, but rather a beginning. For * Moses is not said to have consumed it, but to have ground it to powder.
xzxtt.20.
Digitized by Google RELIGIO MEDia at present it is not earth, but a fire, ;svater, earth, and air ; but at spoiled of these ingredients, it shall appear in a substance more like itself, its ashes. Philoso- phers that, opinioned the world's destruction by- fire, did never dream of annihilation, which is beyond the power of sublunary causes ; for the last and proper action of that element is but vitrification, or a reduction of a body into glass; and therefore some of our chymicks fa- cetiously affirm, that at the last fire all shall be crystallized and reverberated into glass, which is the utmost action of that element.
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