To the much honoured his dear Kinsman, Mr. John Flavell, and Mr. Edward Crispe of London, Merchants; and the rest of my worthy Friends in London, Ratcliffe, Shadwell, and Lymehouse: Grace, Mercy, and Peace.To the much honoured his dear Kinsman, Mr. Iohn Flavell, and Mr. Edward Crispe of London, Merchants; and the rest of my worthy Friends in London, Ratcliffe, Shadwell, and Lymehouse: Grace, Mercy, and Peace.
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To the much honoured his dear Kinsman, Mr. John Flavell, and Mr. Edward Crispe of London, Merchants; and the rest of my worthy Friends in London, Ratcliffe, Shadwell, and Lymehouse: Grace, Mercy, and Peace.
To the much honoured his dear Kinsman, Mr. Iohn Flavell, and Mr. Edward Crispe of London, Merchants; and the rest of my worthy Friends in London, Ratcliffe, Shadwell, and Lymehouse: Grace, Mercy, and Peace.
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Dear Friends,
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Among all the Creatures in this lower World, none deserves to be styled great, 1but Man; and in Man nothing is found worthy of that Epithet, but his Soul.
AMong all the Creatures in this lower World, none deserves to be stiled great, 1but Man; and in Man nothing is found worthy of that Epithet, but his Soul.
- 1Nihil interra magnum praeter hominem, nihil in homine praeter mentem. Favorin. E•coelo descendit [Greek or Hebrew]. Juvenal. Nulla scientia melior illa qua homo novit scripsum: relinque ergo caetera, & teipsum discute: per te cur: in te consist: à te incipiat cogitatio tua, & in te finiatur.Nihil interra magnum praeter hominem, nihil in homine praeter mentem. Favorin. E•coelo descendit 〈non-Latin alphabet〉. Juvenal. Nulla scientia melior illa qua homo novit scripsum: relinque ergo caetera, & teipsum discute: per te curre: in te confiste: à te incipiat cogitatio tua, & in te finiatur.