Parr. 3 .SeCt.2. CaHftsof tMtlanchoty. Mcmb.2.Subf.t; i5 .cap. '3· & 17. thou~hmanyputalltheaffeetionsin .the heart, JC· _m_ fcrres it to the brame. Ft&tlliiSC•P· 7 .tn Con~wv111m Platonu, rvtU have the .! h/ood to be the part •ffttJ~d. /o. F~ietagisu c•p·l4• nol1. t~ud. fuppofeth ;,!,"';,:'!,;. all foure affeeted,hearr, hver, brame, blood, but the maJor part concur..,. &-"fflimaupon the braine, c tis imaginAtio l.t{a, ~nd both imaginatio~ and rcafo:' u,, {"'•lt•- , are mifaffeeted, becaufe of his corrupt Judgement, ~nd conunuall mcd1-[:;,;,.{'';;':. tation of that which he de!ires, he may truly be fa1d to be melancholy. am, currup- : I fit be violent or his difeafe inveterate, as I have determined in thepre. tum4,iudici- . . ' b h' . . d ' ·rre.n d fi fl. ne um,utftmper cedent paruuons, ot 1magmauon an rea,on arc ml,aue.. ,c , · r.. o , deeo cogitet, then the other· ~:/!:t:r.~., appell#ur. Con~upif:tnH4vebemtns tA: urr!Apto iulicio ttjli1114ti1Jif virtuti.£. M.sME.l-. Su:e.sscr.t. Caufes of Heroica// love, TtmperMtm,fult Diet, Idlenef!e, Place, Climat,&c. F all caufes the remotefi are fiar res. f F icintu up. I 9. faith they are mofi prone to this burning lufi, that have V emu in ;,;~~1:;;: "' Leo in tHeir Horofcofe, when the tMoone and Yema be mutual~ Plaronu.lrly afpeeted,or filch as be ot Yemu complexion. g Pl11tauh rcuunrur citO interprets Afirologically that tale of M •rs and f/'entJSl in whofe'geniJtms ~::rrt.~"£~. iJ' and'l. art in conjtmflion, they are commonly lafcivious,and if women, nusfueriti• queanes;.« thegoodwife ofBatb confeffid in Cbaucer1 ;;:~;.~;~;· :31 follollleb ape mine intlinatiotT, , ;~:x~:~:,';,. 'llp bertue ofmp tonlfellation. q,.;,ademciBut of all thofe A!l:rologicall A phorifmes, which I have ever read, that plellione (un:. of card•nis mofimemorable,for which howfoe~er he be bitterly cen. ~';1;:~m~ •· lured by t tMarmus tMarcmn•s, a malapert Fner, and fome others m.'""' f•"· (which • h~ him.felfe fufpceted) yet me thinkes it is free, downe right, ;:;t,/.~;,i'"' ·::t;-,. plamc and mgemous. In his t eight Ge»tture or example, he bath thefe deaudienl• . · ~ words ofliimfell.& 'l. h & ~ h in~ dignit4tihNs af!iduam mihivenenorum tcommenrin cogitationem pr .tjlabrmt, ita lit nu~qu~m quiefcam. Et paulo pofi, Cogita- ?~~t;:~fc· tio venereorum metorquet perpettw, er q11am faEio tmplere non /tcJlit, attt parum~ profecif!e potentem pt~dt~it, cog it atione af!iduJ mentitNSfiem voluptatem. Et a. clar~ infamia libi, oh c & ~ domini~m & .radie~rtm mixtionem,profimdum fi•it ingeni. ~:,~;;~~·:;: um fed lafiwum, eg~q, t~~Yptlthtdtm dedtt11s C,~ ohfC.enru. So far re· Cardan menamor11e· of himfelfe, quoddeft fatetttr ideo e #I Hti!iwem adferat Jlt~die(zs hteitifce t'~':f."· difiiplin.e, and forthis be is traduced by M arcennus, when as in effeCt be , H~: z:;f~· faith no more then what Gregory N azianzen ofold, to chilo his fcholar, commentar. ojferebant fe mlhi viftnd.e mulieres, qrearum pr.eceUtnti elegAnti.i & deeo- ~/~'1"'"1 re Jjcllabi /i tentabatur mu. integritas pudicitr.e, Et qreidem f!agitium vi. tu;. nparll• tavifor~icationu, at munditi.e virginAiiJjlorem arcaw.i corJu co<Titatione' Ffiol 1 ·•H· .r. d · S d d A · d r 1' fi "' Ba 1 fiJJt. Jll' avt. e .• rem. puor~sa m~•cu mam ve~erem unt quorum gene. fi Venus ell: tn figno mafcuhno, & mSa turm fimbus aut oppofitione,&c. Ptolom<l!us in quadripan, plurade his & fpecialia habet Aphorifmata, longo proculdubio ufu confirmata,&abcxperiemia mulra perfeeta, in. L 11 quit
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