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I would rather interpret those words of Austin; [Certè ubi volet spiritus, ibi protinus •rit corpus; the body will presently be there where the soul would have it] of extraordinary speed, and incredibly short time; Aquinas calls it ^*imperceptible. So that I doubt not, but that a glorified Saint desiring to be in such or such a place a thousand miles off, after the very first bent of his will that way, would be there in an ^*incredibly less time, than thou wouldest imagine.

I would rather interpret those words of Austin; [Certè ubi volet spiritus, ibi protinus •rit corpus; the body will presently be there where the soule would have it] of extraordinary speed, and incredibly short time; Aquinas cals it ^*imperceptible. So that I doubt not, but that a glorified Saint desiring to be in such or such a place a thousand miles off, after the very first bent of his will that way, would be there in an ^*incredibly lesse time, than thou wouldest imagine.

1. *Corpus gloriosum movetur in tempore, sed imperceptibili propter brevitatem Supplem. 3. pag. 84. Ar•. 3.
2. *But not in an• •stant, as A quinas his argument demonstrates unanswerably thus: In motu locally spatium & motus & tempus simul dividuntur, ut demonstrativè probatur in 6 Physic. Sed spatium quod transit corpus gloriosum pe• suum motum, est divisibile: Ergo & motus divisibilis est, & tempus divisibile, instans autem non dividitur. Ergo & motus ille non crit in instanti. Ibid. Sed contra] Bellarmine then errs in his Art of We•-dying translated into English by O. E. pag 215. saying: The Saints having the gift of agility ca in a moment pass from place to place—from East to West, &c. ( f he speak properly.)