Heautonaparnumenos

Lastly, Because Love is the Affection of Union, Hatred of Division, and we use to separate our Selves from what we Hate, ⟨p. 27⟩therefore in Denying of our Selves, He bids, forsake all we have, ¹that is, as usually 'tis expressed, to come out of our Selves, as Abram out of Chaldea, Lot out of Sodom, Israel out of Egypt. The word is [Greek or Hebrew], and that is contrary to [Greek or Hebrew], therefore it signifies, we should not subordinate our own things to our selves, not make our selves the Determinate end of them, but, though they be ours and God ha's given us them, yet we should be tanquam non habentes, use them as though we used them not. For thus we must distinguish between [Greek or Hebrew] and [Greek or Hebrew],² between Renouncing and Forsaking our selves, as Bede well observes.

Laftly, Because Love is the Affection of Ʋnion, Hatred of Division, and wee use to separate our Selves from what wee Hate, ⟨p. 27⟩therefore in Denying of our Selves, He bids, forsake all we have, ¹that is, as usually 'tis exprest, to come out of our Selves, as Abram out of Chaldaea, Lot out of Sodom, Israel out of Egypt. The word is 〈non-Latin alphabet〉, and that is contrary to 〈non-Latin alphabet〉, therefore it signisies, we should not subordinate our owne things to our selves, not make our selves the Determinate end of them, but, though they be ours and God ha's given us them, yet wee should be tanquam non habentes, use them as though we us'd them not. For thus we must distinguish between 〈non-Latin alphabet〉 and 〈non-Latin alphabet〉,²