This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1756 edition. Excerpt: ... SEC T. III. ., *, ' .'. Particular Divisions of the Affections dW Passions. ', {-'J .1 ... / -I;...: .."- - -' ."'*' .'.' 0 TV" i .i I. nr* /'** ral Division of the Pajjions: First, into Love and Hatred, according as the Object is good or evil; and then subdivides each, acrcording as the Object is present or expeBed. About Good we have these two, Libido & L titia, Dessire and Joy: About Evil we have likewise two, Metus Csf AEgritudo, Fear and Sorrow. To this general Division he subjoins, Se Ct.subjoins many Subdivisions of each of these III. four Passions; according as in the Latin 'Tongue they had different Names for the several Degrees of these Passions, or for the same Passion employed upon different Objects. A Writer of Lexicons -would probably get the most precise Meanings of the Latin Names in that Book; nor would it be, useless in considering the Nature of them. -., ----, The Schoolmen DEGREES as their Fund of Lan fuage was much smaller, have not L o full Enumerations of them, going no further than their admired Arisiotle. II. It is strange that the thoughtful Malebranche did not..