The Works of Rabelais, Faithfully Translated From the French, With Variorum Notes, And Numerous Illustrations
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" Even just so, when our body is at rest, that the concoction is everywhere accomplished, and that, till it awake, it lacks for nothing, our soul delighteth to disport itself, and is well pleased in that frolic to take a review of its native country, which is the heavens ; where it receiveth a most notable participation of its first beginning, with an imbuement from its divine source ; and in contemplation of that infinite and intellectual sphere, whereof the centre is everywhere, and the circu...mference in no place of the universal world, to wit, God (according to the doctrine of Hermes Trismegistus) to whom no new thing happeneth, whom nothing that is past escapeth, and unto whom all things are alike present ; remarketh not only what is preterit, and gone in the inferior course and agitation of sublunary matters, but withal taketh notice what is to come ; then bringeth a relation of those future events unto the body, by the outward senses and exterior organs, it is divulged abroad unto the hearing of others.
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" Even just so, when our body is at rest, that the concoction is everywhere accomplished, and that, till it awake, it lacks for nothing, our soul delighteth to disport itself, and is well pleased in that frolic to take a review of its native country, which is the heavens ; where it receiveth a most notable participation of its first beginning, with an imbuement from its divine source ; and in contemplation of that infinite and intellectual sphere, whereof the centre is everywhere, and the circu...mference in no place of the universal world, to wit, God (according to the doctrine of Hermes Trismegistus) to whom no new thing happeneth, whom nothing that is past escapeth, and unto whom all things are alike present ; remarketh not only what is preterit, and gone in the inferior course and agitation of sublunary matters, but withal taketh notice what is to come ; then bringeth a relation of those future events unto the body, by the outward senses and exterior organs, it is divulged abroad unto the hearing of others.
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