[Footnote 534: Cf. Lucretius, ii. 1093 ff.] [Footnote 535: Lag. 454. 6.] [Footnote 536: Lag. 455. 35. Cf. _De Immenso_, ii. 13. 310, 311.] [Footnote 537: Lag. 456. 7.] [Footnote 538: Cf. the mockery of _Momus_ in the _Spaccio_ (_sub Orion_, Lag. p. 543).] [Footnote 539: _Sig. Sig. Op. Lat._ ii. 2. 190.] [Footnote 540: _Orat._ Consol. _Op. Lat._ i. 1. 51; cf. i. 3. 4.] [Footnote 541: Cf. Lucretius, ii. 646: "_Omnis enim per se divom natura necessest_," etc.] [Footnote 542: Lag. 463. 464.] [Footnote 543: _Cena_, Lag. 169. 17 ff.; cf. Spinoza, _Tractatus Theologico politicus_, esp. ch. 14 and 15, and preface, § 24: "Scripturam rationem absolute liberam relinquere et nihil cum philosophia commune habere."] [Footnote 544: Cf. what is said of the danger of preaching determinism to the many, in _Inf._, Lag., 317. 11, and _Her. Fur._, Lag. 619. 20.] [Footnote 545: Giordano Bruno's, _Weltanschauung_, etc., pp. 23, 24.] [Footnote 546: _Cena_, Lag. 171, 172.] [Footnote 547: _Vide_ Berti, Docs. xi. and xii.] [Footnote 548: Comp. _Arch. art. Lull._, _Op. Lat._ ii. 2. 42.] [Footnote 549: _Op. Lat._ ii. 2. 78 (preface to _Triginta Sigilli_); cf. i. 1. 82 (_Acrotismus_), and the _Spaccio_ (_supra_, p. 253).] [Footnote 550: _Causa_, Lag. 267. 7.] [Footnote 551: Lag. 693. 22.] [Footnote 552: Cf. the passage in the _Infinito_ referred to above, Lag. 317. 11.] [Footnote 553: _Op. Lat._ i. 3. 6.] [Footnote 554: _E.g._ by Sigwart. Cf. _supra_, p. 75.] [Footnote 555: _Summa_, _Op. Lat._ i. 4. 100, 101 (sub. _Evidentia_).] [Footnote 556: _Loc. cit._ p. 99, _sub Fides_.] [Footnote 557: _Ib._ s. _Auctoritas_; cf. _Causa_, Lag. 271. 40.] [Footnote 558: _E.g. Inf._ Lag. 378. 16.] [Footnote 559: Cf. Tocco, _Conferenza_, p. 50 ff.] [Footnote 560: Lag. 529 ff.] [Footnote 561: _Spaccio_, Lag. p. 530.] [Footnote 562: _Spaccio_, 531.] [Footnote 563: _De Immenso_, _Op. Lat._ i. 2. 172.] [Footnote 564: _De Immenso_, _Op. Lat._ i. 2. 284 f.: "Every land produces all kinds of animals, as is clear from inaccessible islands, nor was there one first wolf, or lion, or bull, from which all wolves, lions, and cattle are descended and transported to these islands, but at every part the earth from the beginning has given all things," etc.] [Footnote 565: Cf. _Spaccio_, Lag. 411. 9; _Her. Fur._ 662. 22; _Cantus Circaeus_ (_Op. Lat._ ii. 1); _De Minimo_ (i. 3. 207); _De Monade_ (i. 2. 327), and iii. 261, 653.] [Footnote 566: Cf. Plato's _Phaedrus_, § 61.] [Footnote 567: _Cabala_, Lag. 584.] [Footnote 568: Lag. 242. 3.] [Footnote 569: _Causa_, Dial. 4; esp. Lag. 265, 38 ff.] [Footnote 570: _Cena_, Lag. 128. 5; cf. _Spaccio_, 533. 16, 539. 2, and _Op. Lat._ i. 3. 146.] [Footnote 571: Lag. 164. 18 ff.] [Footnote 572: Lag. 202. 39 ff., 238. 27 ff., 303. 17, 317. 7, 409. 13, 547. 16; _Op. Lat._ i. 3. 142.] [Footnote 573: _De Umbris_ (ii. 1. 46).] [Footnote 574: _Inf._ 303. 21.] [Footnote 575: Lag. 66. 7.]