. Hermathenæ; or, Moral emblems, and ethnick tales, with explanatory notes . n Emblem XXVII. (a) Sffds, &c. —It has been (hewn in Emb. VII. Not. (/;), what i«meant by Seed?, er firft Principles of Nature, being primarily in God,no, as fhe 5/o/c-j held, Parts of his Subftance, but as the Effeds ofhisOmniporence, and Iflues of his VVifdom, therefore here termdSeeds of wife Omnifsoteme, which, fays that admirable Reasner in theScho-l of Nature, ^fz-m?;, he fows like a wife Husbandman, thole ofImmortality in the Heivjis, and of Mutabiiiry, with Life andMotion, upon Earth ; fo being the Caufe ef al
. Hermathenæ; or, Moral emblems, and ethnick tales, with explanatory notes . n Emblem XXVII. (a) Sffds, &c. —It has been (hewn in Emb. VII. Not. (/;), what i«meant by Seed?, er firft Principles of Nature, being primarily in God,no, as fhe 5/o/c-j held, Parts of his Subftance, but as the Effeds ofhisOmniporence, and Iflues of his VVifdom, therefore here termdSeeds of wife Omnifsoteme, which, fays that admirable Reasner in theScho-l of Nature, ^fz-m?;, he fows like a wife Husbandman, thole ofImmortality in the Heivjis, and of Mutabiiiry, with Life andMotion, upon Earth ; fo being the Caufe ef all vilible and maCnalForms, rho* himfelf but one pure, invifible and Form i torin God ther* is but •ne Idea, &c. as in Emb. HI. Not, (g). {b) Organic Nature — So termd byJri/iotle in his Book de Jmma;fht is, endud with materia) Organs for receiving Ideas Irom Icnluriland exrernal Objeiis, and conveying them to the Soul and Rati jralPower, which he terms the Perfedioa of (he Organic Body, thatthe Organ or Inftrumenr of the Soui. f g u^. Emblem c ON SCIENCE! how -awful is thy Name _ to Man! liow Nature trembles when flic licars thy Voice!Tell me, O tell me, when you firft began, And what ftrange Terror in thy Anger thou not fiiine in yonders open Heart, Tiie Lamp of Reafon, by whofe facred RayFrom Heavns (a) Eternal Li^w we learn the Art To own Almighty Wifdom, and obey ? San of our (i?) Little World! by thy pure Beams Viitues fair Fruit is ripnd by Degrees; Warmd ( 85 ) ^VarnlVi by t\\ Empyrean {c) Spirits genial FLimes, Nature in thee her firfl: Perfedion thou, who with our Form coa?\al loie, The lacred Sandtion of our firil: Free State:In thee hiinfelf the Great Creator ihews. And opens all the Wonders of our then \\Q. find thy Beauties clouded oer With ruiBing Storms, from Guilt thofe bathd in Tears, thy Anger wounds no more. Peace breaks around us, and the Tempefl dies:But wanting th
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