Mr. Boltons last and learned worke of the foure last things, death ...

W^^.^'^'140 OFHEAUEN.to concurre and confift in excellency, in glori Redbodies.Thofe things which according to nature canconfift togithcrj the one or both htrngmgraduremijfo, ( as they fay ) abated afthar height, can bydivine powerconfift togi:ther/>^r4^« imenfipmofux fpecieijin their excellencj : but it is fb with lightand colour according to nature : ergo^ ^c. as* Durandu'S one of the acuteft Schoolemen makes* Corporis good by arguments. Whether (hall colour orgloria natu- lightbefeene:' "* Why notbothin amoftdeliciramnon tol- j •i tous admirable mixtute cflet fedpcrfici" perct : unde colorqui debetui* corpori ex natura fuanim parcium, remanebit in eo, fed ftipcraddeturclaritas ex gloria animx. Si(?ut etiam videmus corpora colorat.i ex natuia fui, Sol:sfplendore reluccrcj vclcx aliqua alia caufa excrinfcca, feu intrinfeca. ^quin. Sup-In noftifucis fimul ftant color &lux, upapparct ad fcnfum, & (ic videcur qiiodvirtute divina corpora gloriofi poflunt limulefle coloiaca & luccntia. 'Din.Lib ^Z)//?.44.i; 8.TheexercifesofHccrc the Sccolemcn according to their wontthe fenfes indo curioufly inquire, difcufTe and determine theeaven.manner of the a(5ts5exercife and obje(5ls ofall thefenfes. They fay not only 3 i . That the eye flialldelightfully contemplate C h r i s t 3 gloriousbody, the fhining bodies ofthe Saints, the beautyof the Empyrean Heaven, &c. 2. The earedi'inkeup with infinite delight, the vocall harmonyof Halelu-jahs, Sec. But alfo audacioufly undertaketo define without any good ground orfound warrant, many particulars about the otherfenfes, not without m.uch abfurdity, andunfpiritualneffe.But let it be fuificientforus, withoutfearching