ishallherekearefleeatgreatlybindersthetranspirationofotherfood;hehasfoundthatthisdinutionauntstoathird41besides;itisknosorinateshepeoplearesubjecttothesedisorders;asinpalestine;arabia;egypt;andlibya
26thesasubjepiretheancientlahegaursedsailingonriversthereforeattendedhanyinnvenienceinthisuntry;thoughithetradeofanother
frequentbathingsareextrelyusefulinhotahotanlaostritorious43buthoedinotherclites
ateofoneuntryuanappearanahotanreligions
itfolloostalndrtifiortifianauthorityandthereforeybechanged
1thoughtsontheet;ntinuationofthoughtsontheet;ii
2desponce;physicianedifyingletters;lliv;p290
3seediodorus;i18
4dupin;ecclesiasticallibraryofthesixthcentury;v
5lleentoftheeastindiapany;iii;parti;p63
6prideaux;historyofthejews
7thisistheinnvenien
8deleg;ii22
9sapiessust;quodexpiaripotentpublicisacerdotesexpianto
10seetheacuntofjohnduplancarpin;senttotartarybypopeinnocentivintheyear1246
11lleentoftheeastindiapany;v;parti;p192
12edifyingletters;llxv
13politics;vii17
14suetonius;lifeofaugustus;31
15ibid
16lleentoftheeastindiapany;iv;partip127
17seeprideaux;lifeofhot;p64
18koran;i;chapter”ofthew”
19onrenouncingthelaaliation
20deribusgeoru21
21lleentoftheeastindiapany;vii;p303seealsoirsoftheuntdeforbin;andacassar
22plato;laws;ix
23tragedyofoedipusatlonus
24plato;laws;ix
25achinese
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philosopherreasonsthusagainstthedoortalguestentettheheartthevirtueoflovetoonesopassionandaffeselvesbythousands”chinesephilosopher;inthellectionoffatherduhalde;iii;p52
26seethobartholin;antiquitiesofthedanes
27anaentoftheeastindiapany
28forbin;irs
29hyde;religionofthepersians
30xenophon;ontherepublifathens;3;§8
31leg3ddeferiisthislaadeonlyforthepagans
32theoretohesouth;andtheprotestantstohenorth
33daier;voyages;ii
34seebeier;travels;ii;p137
35edifyingletters;llxii;p95
36beier;travels;ii;p137
37euripides;inathenus;ii;p40
38lifeofhot
39asinchina
40dicinastatica;§3;aphor22
41ibid;aphor23
42travelsintopersia;ii
43beier;travels;ii
bookxxvoflaentofreligionanditsextealpolity
1ofreligioussentintsthepiousnandtheatheistalalkofreligion;theonespeaksofheloves;andtheotherofhefears
2ofthetivesofattaannerinankind
elyaddictedtoidolatry;andyethavenogreatinclinationforthereligionofidolaters;ostattachedtothosereligionsthesatisfactionthatbasenessinostenlightenednations
intoourenttoreligion;beotivesentionedareaddedtoouaturalinorezealousforitspropagation
ightcallthevirginrythetherofgod;theybracedtheirknees;andtheations1
adebythedeity;andapreferenigiheelvestheaketheelievethattheyaretheobjectsofhispreference
areligionburdenedanyorestronglythanthatberepropensitytothingsinployed:etansandthejeployedentirelyinhuntingoronies
nareextrelyinthisisprovedbytheeasehablishedinjapan;andthezealandfondnesshheyeived4
inordertoraiseanattaoralsnelyhonestinthegross;theyloveralityandarkablyevidentinourtheatres:entsavoorality;bythoseitdisapproves
indsandstronglyattaplesandthoseoftheotivethatrenderstheondofareligionisery
3oftelesalstall;adstalltheirhopesandfears
and;indeed;nothingisrefortabletonkindthanaplaceinayfindthedeitypeculiarlypresent;andayasseletogethertonfesstheirelltheirgriefs
butthisnaturalideaneveroccurredtoanybutsuchascultivatedtheland;thoseselvesples
thisadejenghizkhandisversuptforsques5thisprineccheuldnotprehendightnotbeeveryples
thosepeoplepleshavebutasllattaenttoeracechristianity;ericahavesolittlefondnessfortheiroissionarieshavebuiltchurchesinparaguay;thenativesofthatuntryhavebeesozealousforours
asthedeityistherefugeoftheunhappy;andnonearereunhappythanplesanasyluorthoseorenaturaltothegreeks
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;urderers;en;seedtohavenohousesbuttheteles;norotherprotectorsthanthegods
atfirsttheseiittedgreaten;theyhadchgreaterreasontobelievetheyhadoffendedthegods
theseasylultipliedingreeesofnasthe
thelaanbeforetheeyesoftherelativesofthedeforsuesdeservednotaplainalsallpartsghtdisturbthedivineserviittednslaughterhadbeendrivenoutoftheuntry;asaryangthegreeks;theyhadreasontofearthattheyadethestablishcitiesofsafety;ightstaytillthedeathofthehighpriest
4ofthenistersofreligionthefirstn;saysporphyry;11saightbepriestinhisoily
thenaturaldesireofpleasingthedeityltipliedployedinagriallandoffillingupthenuer
partiinisterstotake;inthesanneraseveryestionlybarbarians;sucherlythepedalians;12andsucharestillthewolgusky13
nnseongpeopleedanideaofapersonalpurityneostagreeabletothegods;andfortheperfoonies
theostnationsongtheegyptians;thejeiliesedandperpetuatedtheservientsofafaly;andthisisthepracticeoftheprincipalbranchofchristianity
ishallnotheretreatofthensequenaybetoonurous;and;innsequenall
bythenatureofthehununderstandingoralityostagreeabletothosenationstoitseedleastadapted;anditghtbeattendedostfatalnsequencesinthesoutheuntriesofeurope;ate;thelaoredifficulttoobserve;ithasbeenretained;inthoseofthenorth;itted;inthosethatarevastlypopulousithasbeenrejecteditisobviousthatthesereflectionsrelateonlytothetoogreatextensionofcelibacy;andnottocelibacyitself
5oftheboundsiliesybeextinct;theirilybeextinct;histhereforefixedtoitforever;andcannotgooutofit
particularfaliesyincrease;itisnecessarythenthattheirilyited
itbeyondnityittedtoacquire
theseendlessacquisitionsappeartothepeoplesounreasonablethatheheirdefence
the;toleavetheherightandtotakeahedeed
insountriesofeurope;arespenityoveriovablegoodsaaintheinterestoftheprinortisationinortisation;theyhaveobtainedless;infranisinagreatasureoortin
rendertheancientandnecessarypatrinyoftheclergysacredandinviolable;letitbefixedandeteallikethatbodyitself;butletneancesbeoutoftheirpower
perttheobreaktheruleeanabuse;suffertheabuseentersintotherule
theystillreerinroaedisputesaxi”theentsaythispassagethattheauthorofthisrialterversedinthelanguageofthetaxgatherersthaninthatofreligion
6ofnasteriestheleastdegreeofnsenseusseethatbodiesdesignedforaperpetualntinuanceshould
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notbeallotobeheirstoallthoseenplayagainstthepeople;buttheyholdthebanktheelves
7oftheluxuryofsuperstition”thoseareguiltyofiietytoaintainthattheydonotinterferebysaagnifianyofthelaanyofthoseofplatoonfunerals;adoptedbyeofthelaaonsacrifices16
birds;saysostdivinenthings;saysaspartan;thatayalinourpoohonourthegods
thedesireofntopayhisthegnificenceofthisifhewouldhaveusdespise
”ustthegodsthinkofthegiftsoftheiious;”saidtheadrableplato;”anavillain”
religionoughtnot;underthepretenselves”
norisitproperforreligiontoenurageexpensivefuneralsorenaturalthantotakeastanceandintheveryntunes
8ofthepontifitohaveaonartheeirethesaneetent;thenatureofepersonbutinthisentsofreligion;forinstanustnforinvainaptedtoabolishthetheytriuhedovertyranny
9oftolerationinpointofreligionselvesstallohatthereisagreatdifferencebetoleratingandapprovingareligion
ittheexeranyreligions;itisneongthesereligionstheelvesitisaprineaccidentaltuitarisesfroersecution;itattacksthereligionedit;notasreligion;butastyranny
itisnebroilthestate;butthattheyshallnotraisedisturbanselvesacitizendoesnotfulfilthelaent;itisrequisitethatheshouldnottroubleanycitizensoever
10thesasubjethinksofitsoustthereforebeaverygoodcivillaentofanother19
thisisthenafundantalprincipleofthepoliticallaoreligion;thathestateisatlibertytoreceiveortorejectaneoughttoberejected;isreceiveditoughttobetolerated
11ofustgreatlyexposehielfifhisgoventbedespotisuanytyrannynthinginsuannersandcustoinaninstant;anderapidityastheprincepublishestheordinanceablishesanewreligion
besides;theane;bothbadcitizensandbadbelievers
12ofpenallaprintfear;itistrue;butasreligionhasalsopenallaepassion;theoneiseffacedbytheother;andbetindbeeshardened
thethreateningsofreligionaresoterrible;anditsprosessogreat;thatind;agistrateyusetoobligeustorenounceit;heseetoleaveusnothingheexerciseofourreligion;andtobereaveusofnothingoprofessit
itisnot;therefore;byfillingthesoulontinportanostsuccessfullyattacked:arecertainptherbyfavours;bythenveniencesoflife;byhopesoffortune;notbythateind;andthoseosilenceasageneralruleinchangingareligiontheinvitationss
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houldbechstrongerthanthepenalties
theteerofthehunndhasappearedeveninthenatureofpunishntsiforeshoentsthanatlongsufferings;orediffiount;froheirappearinglessdifficult
inasusthatpenallahereffectthantodestroy
13asthulerenstrancetotheinquisitorsofspainandportugalajeostidle;ibelieve;thateverpttoprovethingssoevidentonvince
theauthordeclares;thatthoughajetheprinceschristians;aplausiblepretenceforpersecutingthisreligion
”youplain;”sayshetotheinquisitors;”thattheeerorofjapaninatingus;andinateyou
”butitstbenfessedthatyouareperoryouputustodeatherlydeartogodore:andbeakethosesufferbysobelievethatgodstilllovesheonceloved21
”ifyouareutobebuedbecausetheyfollobythosethelatoregardasgods
”youdepriveyourselvesoftheadvantageyouhaveoverthehotans;annerinberoftheirbelievers;youtellthehattheyhaveobtainedtheyviolence;andthattheyhaveextendedtheirreligionbytheshendoyouestablishyoursbyfire
”akeustakeyours
”ightygodbothyouandahunfortoproposehielfasanexaleforyoutofolloselfechristians;andyoubesoyourselves
”butifyouen;treatusasyouheofjusticeurebestoareligiontonduct;andarevelationtoenlightenyou
”ifheavenhashadsogreataloveforyouastokeyouseethetruth;youhavereceivedasingularfavour;butisitforchildrenheinheritanceoftheirfather;tohatethose
”ifyouhavethistruth;hideitnotfrosbythennerinphoverheartsandnds;andnotthatiotencyoreceiveitbytortures
”ifyouysteries;andbothyouanderlygaveus;onlybecausehathestillntinuestogiveit
”youliveinanageinorebrightlythanithaseverdone;inanunderstanding;inoralityofyourgospelhasbeenbetterknoankindpireingleustbenfessedthatyouareinrrigible;inustbeveryunhappythatgivesauthoritytosuchn
”iesthanastheeneesofyourreligion;forifyoulovedyourreligionyousufferittoberruptedbysuchgrossignorance
”itisnecessarythatestoeshalldaretoassertthatintheageinporaries”
14entionedtheperverseteerofthepeopleofjapan22thegistratesnsideredthefiressptedtokethepeoplerenoune;andthentinuanedtodeserveanotherpunishnt
punishntsangthejapanesearensideredastherevengeofaninsultdootheprinphsungbyourrtyrsappearedasanoutrageagainsthithetitleofrtyrprovokedthegistrates;intheiropinionitsignifiedrebel;theydidallintheirpoindsnedandtheaccusedhecivillahoseofreligion
15ofthepropagationofreligionallthepeopleoftheeast;exselvesindifferenttheyfeartheestablishntofanotherreligionnootherentangthejapanese;anysects;andeanecclesiasticalsuperior;
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theyneverdisputeonreligion23itisthesa24theakeitapointofnsaxifthestatethateveryreligionisgood26
butitdoesnotfolloafardistantuntry;andquitedifferentinorepartipires:herestrangersaretoleratedatfirst;beelyignorant;aeuropeanyrenderhielfagreeablebytheknoniedofit;astheireire;byitsverynature;aboveallthing
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