s_, trans. John Veitch (Chicago, 1908), p. 143. The
quotations from the letters which follow occur in Alexandre Koyre's very
helpful book, _From the Closed World to the Infinite Universe_
(Baltimore, 1957), pp. 114, 122-123, but the complete and original texts
can be consulted in Descartes, _Correspondance avec Arnaud et Morus_,
ed. G. Lewis (Paris, 1953).]

[Footnote 5: This passage occurs at the beginning of "The Easie, True,
and Genuine Notion, And consistent Explication Of the Nature of a
Spirit," a free translation of _Enchiridion Metaphysicum_, I. 27-28, by
John Collins which he included in Joseph Glanvil's _Saducismus
Triumphatus_ (London, 1681). I quote from the text as given in
_Philosophical Writings of Henry More_, ed. F. I. MacKinnon (New York,
1925), p. 183.]

[Footnote 6: Cf. _Enchiridion Metaphysicum_, VIII. 8, trans. Mary Whiton
Calkins and included in John Tull Baker, _An Historical and Critical
Examination of English Space and Time Theories_ . . . (Bronxville, N.Y.,
1930), p. 12. For the original, cf. _Opera Omnia_, II. 1, p. 167.]

[Footnote 7: "_Infinitum_ igitur hoc _Extensum_ a Materia distinctum,"
_Enchiridion Metaphysicum_, VIII. 9, in _Opera Omnia, loc. cit._ Quoted
by MacKinnon, p. 262.]

[Footnote 8: This and the following reference appear in _An Explanation
of the grand Mystery of Godliness_ (London, 1660), "To the Reader," pp.
vi and v.]

[Footnote 9: _Ibid._, II. xi. 5 (p. 52).]

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

The text of this edition is reproduced from a copy in the Henry E.
Huntington Library.

Democritus Platonissans,

Or,

_AN ESSAY_

Upon The

INFINITY OF WORLDS

Out Of

PLATONICK PRINCIPLES.

Hereunto is annexed

CUPIDS CONFLICT

together with

THE PHILOSOPHERS DEVOTION:

And a Particular Interpretation
appertaining to the three last books of the
_Song of the Soul_.

By _H. More_ Master of Arts, and Fellow of
Christs Colledge in Cambridge.

+Agathos en to pan tode ho sunistas, agathoi de oudeis peri oudenos
oudepote enginetai phthonos. Toutou d' ektos on panta hoti malista
eboulethe genesthai paraplesia hautoi.+ Plat.

_Pythagoras Terram Planetam quendam esse censuit qui circa solem
in centro mundi defixum convertere