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cal's biblical quotations are often incorrect. Many seem to have been made from memory. [93] P. 71, l. 30. _Those who seek God find Him._--Matthew vii, 7. [94] P. 72, l. 3. _Vere tu es Deus absconditus._--Is. xiv, 15. [95] P. 72, l. 22. _Ne evacuetur crux Christi._--I Cor. i, 17. In the Vulgate we have_ut non_ instead of _ne_. [96] P. 72, l. 25. _The machine._--A Cartesian expression. Descartes considered animals as mere automata. According to Pascal, whatever does not proceed in us from reflective thought is a product of a necessary mechanism, which has its root in the body, and which is continued into the mind in imagination and the passions. It is therefore necessary for man so to alter, and adjust this mechanism, that it will always follow, and not obstruct, the good will. [97] P. 73, l. 3. _Justus ex fide vivit._--Romans i, 17. [98] P. 73, l. 5. _Fides ex auditu._--Romans x, 17. [99] P. 73, l. 12. _The creature._--What is purely natural in us. [100] P. 74, l. 15. _Inclina cor meum, Deus._--Ps. cxix, 36. [101] P. 75, l. 11. _Unus quisque sibi Deum fingit._--See Book of Wisdom xv, 6, 16. [102] P. 76, l. 34. _Eighth beatitude._--Matthew v, 10. It is to the fourth beatitude that the thought directly refers. [103] P. 77, l. 6. _One thousand and twenty-eight._--The number of the stars according to Ptolemy's catalogue. [104] P. 77, l. 29. _Saint Augustine._--_Epist._ cxx, 3. [105] P. 78, l. 1. _Nisi efficiamini sicut parvuli._--Matthew xviii, 3. [106] P. 80, l. 20. _Inclina cor meum, Deus, in_....--Ps. cxix, 36. [107] P. 80, l. 22. _Its establishment._--The constitution of the Christian Church. [108] P. 81, l. 20. _The youths and maidens and children of the Church would prophesy._--Joel ii, 28. [109] P. 83, l. 11. _On what_, etc.--See Montaigne, _Essais_, ii, 12. [110] P. 84, l. 16. _Nihil amplius ... est._--Ibid. Cicero, _De Finibus_, v, 21. [111] P. 84, l. 17. _Ex senatus ... exercentur._--Montaigne, _Essais_, iii, 1. Seneca, _Letters_, 95. [112] P. 84, l. 18. _Ut olim ... laboramus._--Montaigne, _Essais_, iii, 13. Tacitus, _Ann._, iii, 25. [113] P. 84, l. 20. _The interest of the sovereign._--The view of Thrasymachus in Plato's _Republic_, i, 338. [114] P. 84, l. 21. _Another, present custom._--The doctrine of the Cyrenaics. Montaigne, _Essais_, iii, 13. [115] P. 84, l. 2
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