
Animis illabere nostris.
How it enters into our minds.
Le mauvais Esprit de sa nature flate & aplaudit
d’arrivee, puis contriste, espouvente, & rend les hu-
meins estonnez: mais au contraire le saint Esprit dous
& benin, les espouvente à sa venue, & apres les as-
sure, resjouit, & laisse tous consolez, ainsi que furent
les saints Apotres au jour de Pentecote, qu’il descendit
[M]
sus eus en forme de langues de feu.
[Marginalia - link to text]Actes 2.
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