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                <author xml:id="in"><persName key="nameid_1" sort="Newton, Isaac" ref="nameid_1" xml:base="http://www.newtonproject.sussex.ac.uk/catalogue/xml/persNames.xml">Isaac Newton</persName></author>
                
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                <date>2020</date>
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<note type="metadataLine"><hi rend="italic">c</hi>. 1714, <hi rend="italic">c.</hi> 745 words.</note>
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                    <p>On reverse: partial draft on the theology of the Ancient Greeks and of the Cabbalists.</p>
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            <change when="2001-01-01" type="metadata">Catalogue information compiled by Rob Iliffe, Peter Spargo &amp; John Young</change>
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            <change when="2020-02-18">Transcribed by <name>Robert Ralley</name>.</change>
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                    <p xml:id="par2"><del type="strikethrough">B<unclear reason="del" cert="low">i</unclear></del> – by the names of Sige &amp; Charis. By Bythos they me<del type="over">nt</del><add place="over" indicator="no">an</add>t an <del type="strikethrough">infinite</del> <add place="supralinear" indicator="no">immense</add> being whom they <lb xml:id="l1"/>also called <del type="cancelled">pr</del> Propat<del type="over">e</del><add place="over" indicator="no">o</add>r &amp; Proarche.</p>
                    
                    <p rend="indent0" xml:id="par3">– by the names of Sige &amp; Charis. [By Bythos they meant an immense Being, the Æn Soph <lb xml:id="l2"/>of the Ca<del type="over"><unclear reason="del" cert="low">p</unclear></del><add place="over" indicator="no">b</add>balists, calling <add place="supralinear" indicator="yes">him</add> also <add place="supralinear" indicator="yes">Magnitude &amp;</add> Propator &amp; Proarche.] By Ennoia the<del type="over">y</del><add place="over" indicator="no">se</add> <add place="supralinear" indicator="no">hereticks</add> meant <del type="strikethrough">his faculty <lb xml:id="l3"/>of The Ennoia of <gap reason="illgblDel" extent="1" unit="chars"/>i<gap reason="illgblDel" extent="1" unit="chars"/> understanding power of thinking k<unclear reason="del" cert="low">now</unclear> <add place="supralinear" indicator="no">&amp;</add> understanding &amp; know <lb xml:id="l4"/>for so the Valentinians explained it <choice><abbr>w<hi rend="superscript">ch</hi></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> the Greeks called</del> <add place="supralinear" indicator="yes">the</add> <foreign xml:lang="gre">λογος ἐνδιάθετος</foreign> the <lb xml:id="l5"/>inhærent Mind &amp; Reason of the father. For so the Valentinians themselves <lb xml:id="l6"/>interpreted th<del type="over">e</del><add place="over" indicator="no">i</add><add place="inline" indicator="no">s</add> language<del type="strikethrough">s</del>, as their <del type="strikethrough"><unclear reason="del" cert="low">tie</unclear></del> words are cited out of one of their <lb xml:id="l7"/>books by Epiphanius. <hi rend="underline">In the beginning</hi>, say they, <hi rend="underline">he who by himself is the father <lb xml:id="l8"/>conteined all things within himself. Then the Enn<del type="over">œ</del><add place="over" indicator="no">oi</add>a <del type="strikethrough">(Cogitation)</del> <choice><abbr>w<hi rend="superscript">ch</hi></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was in him <lb xml:id="l9"/><del type="strikethrough">(<choice><abbr>w<hi rend="superscript">ch</hi></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> some <del type="strikethrough">being</del> <add place="supralinear" indicator="no">being</add> willing to exert herself</del> (whom some call Ennœa Cogitation, <lb xml:id="l10"/>others properly Charis because she effuses the treasures of Magnitu<del type="over">t</del><add place="over" indicator="no">d</add>e upon those <lb xml:id="l11"/>who <del type="strikethrough">come</del> <add place="supralinear" indicator="no">are</add> from Magnitude, but others more truly call her Silence because <del type="cancelled"><gap reason="illgblDel" extent="4" unit="chars"/></del> <lb xml:id="l12"/>by cogitation without the use of speech Magnitude performs all things) <lb xml:id="l13"/>she, I say, the uncorrupt Æonia <add place="supralinear" indicator="yes">being</add> willing to extricate her self from her bonds <lb xml:id="l14"/>enticed Magnitude to her embraces &amp; brought forth the Father of truth, whom <lb xml:id="l15"/>those that are perfect call the <del type="over">m</del><add place="over" indicator="no">M</add>an</hi> viz Adam Kadmon] <hi rend="underline">because he bears the <lb xml:id="l16"/>likeness of the unbegotten. <del type="cancelled">A</del> Afterward Sige &amp; the Man being conjoyned by their <lb xml:id="l17"/>will brought forth <del type="cancelled"><del type="over">t</del><add place="over" indicator="no">T</add>ruth</del> Truth</hi>. <add place="lineEnd infralinear" indicator="no">This man they also called <foreign xml:lang="gre">Νοῦ<del type="over"><gap reason="illgblDel" extent="1" unit="chars"/></del><add place="over" indicator="no">ς</add></foreign>. <del type="strikethrough">By Ennœa they seem <lb xml:id="l18"/>to mean the power of thinking, by <foreign xml:lang="gre">Νοῦς</foreign> &amp; Alethea the act preceding the Will &amp; <unclear reason="hand" cert="low">by</unclear> Logus &amp;</del></add></p>
                    <p xml:id="par4">Ireneus tells us that according to <del type="strikethrough">the</del> Valentinus By thos &amp; Ennœa <lb xml:id="l19"/>bega<del type="over">n</del><add place="over" indicator="no">t</add> <foreign xml:lang="gre">Νοῦς</foreign> <del type="cancelled">&amp; <unclear reason="del" cert="low">h</unclear></del> like &amp; equal (that is <foreign xml:lang="gre">ὀμοούσιος</foreign> to his father, &amp; that <del type="strikethrough">the<del type="cancelled">y</del></del> <lb xml:id="l20"/><foreign xml:lang="gre">Νοῦς</foreign> was <del type="strikethrough">called</del> by them called also the only begotten &amp; the father &amp; <lb xml:id="l21"/><del type="strikethrough">beginning</del> <add place="supralinear" indicator="no">Principle</add> of all things &amp; that <foreign xml:lang="gre">Αλήθεια</foreign> brought fourth <lb xml:id="l22"/>Logus &amp; Zoe <add place="supralinear" indicator="yes"><del type="strikethrough">&amp; two other Æon<gap reason="illgblDel" extent="1" unit="chars"/></del></add> <del type="strikethrough">[&amp; these two brought fourth Anthopus &amp; Ecclesia</del> <choice><sic>&amp; ten</sic><corr type="delText"/></choice> <lb xml:id="l23"/><del type="strikethrough">other Æons &amp; Logus &amp; Zoe brough Anthopus &amp; Ecclesia brought forth <lb xml:id="l24"/>twelve other Æons]</del>. <add place="supralinear" indicator="no"><seg rend="ns" rendition="ns">☉</seg></add> <addSpan spanTo="#addend038r" place="pageBottom" startDescription="the bottom of the page" endDescription="f 38r" resp="#mjh"/><seg rend="ns" rendition="ns">☉</seg> By Ennœa they seem to mean the power or faculty of thinking, by Nous &amp; <del type="over"><gap reason="illgblDel" extent="1" unit="chars"/></del><add place="over" indicator="no">A</add>lethea <lb xml:id="l25"/>&amp; Vita, the<del type="strikethrough">ir</del> effect <add place="supralinear" indicator="yes">of knoledg &amp; truth</add> <del type="strikethrough">by the <del type="strikethrough">access</del> <add place="supralinear" indicator="no">help</add></del> <add place="supralinear" indicator="yes">by the assistance</add> of the will. And this effect they called the <lb xml:id="l26"/><foreign xml:lang="gre">λόγός προφορικὸς</foreign> <foreign xml:lang="lat">Verbum prolativuum</foreign>. Now these Æons Valentinus . . . . . <lb xml:id="l27"/>philosophers of Greece.<anchor xml:id="addend038r"/> <del type="strikethrough">But some of the Val</del> <add place="supralinear" indicator="yes">Now</add> These Æons Valentinus had from his <lb xml:id="l28"/>Master Basilides. For <add place="supralinear" indicator="yes">they both lived together at Alexandria &amp;</add> Basilides taught that the unknown father <del type="strikethrough">be</del> emitted <foreign xml:lang="gre">Νοῦς</foreign> <lb xml:id="l29"/>&amp; <foreign xml:lang="gre">Νοῦς</foreign> emitted Logus <del type="strikethrough">[&amp; Logus emitted Phronesis &amp; <del type="strikethrough">Sophia</del> Phronesis emitted <add place="supralinear" indicator="no">2</add> Sophia <lb xml:id="l30"/>&amp; <add place="supralinear" indicator="no">1</add> Dynamis, &amp; Dynamys &amp; Sophia emitted Virtues &amp; <del type="strikethrough">Archan</del> <del type="strikethrough">Pow</del> Archangels &amp; <lb xml:id="l31"/>Angels.]</del> And this Theology <del type="strikethrough">so much resembles the Cabbalists</del> of Deifying the <lb xml:id="l32"/><add place="supralinear" indicator="yes">powers &amp;</add> attributes of God Almight <del type="cancelled"><gap reason="illgblDel" extent="2" unit="chars"/></del> <add place="supralinear" indicator="no">very</add> much resembles the <del type="cancelled">Th</del> Cabbalistical Theology of the <lb xml:id="l33"/>Iews<add place="inline" indicator="no">.</add> <del type="cancelled">that <del type="strikethrough"><gap reason="illgblDel" extent="1" unit="chars"/></del> I For</del> <del type="blockStrikethrough">The first God called <add place="supralinear" indicator="yes">by those hereticks</add> Bythos<del type="over">&amp;</del><add place="over" indicator="no">,</add> Magnitude <add place="supralinear" indicator="yes">or immensity,</add> &amp; the unknown father <lb xml:id="l34"/>is the Æn-Soph, <del type="cancelled">infinite</del> <add place="supralinear" indicator="no">or</add> Infinite of the Cabbalists, <del type="strikethrough">&amp; their Ennoi<del type="over">s</del><add place="over" indicator="no">a</add> <del type="strikethrough">is the</del> <del type="cancelled">C<gap reason="illgblDel" extent="5" unit="chars"/></del> <add place="supralinear" indicator="no"><foreign xml:lang="gre">Νοῦς</foreign> &amp; <foreign xml:lang="gre">λογος</foreign></add> <lb xml:id="l35"/><add place="lineBeginning" indicator="no">resemble</add> the <add place="supralinear" indicator="yes">three</add> first sepiroths called the Crown, <del type="strikethrough">F<gap reason="illgblDel" extent="4" unit="chars"/>s Ennoia</del> Wisdom, &amp; Pruden<del type="over">s</del><add place="over" indicator="no">c</add>e</del>. &amp; the <lb xml:id="l36"/>ten sephiroths are nothing <del type="strikethrough">th</del> else then his <add place="supralinear" indicator="yes">powers &amp;</add> attributes represented in the form <lb xml:id="l37"/>of persons.</del> The first God of the Cabbalists called Æn-Soph <add place="supralinear" indicator="yes">the</add> infinite or immense <lb xml:id="l38"/>is the <del type="strikethrough"><gap reason="illgblDel" extent="1" unit="chars"/></del> first <del type="over"><gap reason="illgblDel" extent="2" unit="chars"/></del><add place="over" indicator="no">G</add>od of the<add place="inline" indicator="no">se</add> hereticks called Bythos &amp; Magnitudo, &amp; the ten Sephiroths <lb xml:id="l39"/>are nothing else then his <del type="strikethrough">attri</del> powers &amp; attributes represented in the form of <del type="strikethrough">per<lb xml:id="l40"/>sons</del> divine persons. Whence its probable these hereticks had their Metaphysicks <lb xml:id="l41"/>as well from the Cabbalistical Iews of Egypt as from the poets &amp; Philosophers <del type="cancelled"><gap reason="illgblDel" extent="1" unit="chars"/></del> of <lb xml:id="l42"/>Greece.</p>
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                            <cell>The General 3600<hi rend="superscript"><hi rend="overline">li</hi></hi> Scots =</cell>
                            <cell>300</cell>
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                            <cell>The Master 2400</cell>
                            <cell>200</cell>
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                            <cell>The principal Warden 1200=</cell>
                            <cell>100</cell>
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                            <cell>The Assay master 1200=</cell>
                            <cell>100</cell>
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                            <cell>To the Counter warden 720=</cell>
                            <cell>60</cell>
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                            <cell>To the Sinker or Graver 600=</cell>
                            <cell>50</cell>
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                            <cell>The Clerk or Bookeeper 480=</cell>
                            <cell>40</cell>
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                            <cell>The Clerk of <choice><abbr>y<hi rend="superscript">e</hi></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Bullion 333.6.8=</cell>
                            <cell>27∟7777=27<hi rend="superscript"><hi rend="overline">li</hi></hi>.15<hi rend="superscript">s</hi>.6<hi rend="superscript">d</hi>.</cell>
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                            <cell>To the Master Smith 360.</cell>
                            <cell>30</cell>
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                            <cell>The General for repairs of buildings 1106.13.4=</cell>
                            <cell>92∟2222=92.4</cell>
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                    <p rend="indent0" xml:id="par6">Care to be taken for quick coinage</p>
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                    <p rend="indent0" xml:id="par8">The Master to find Moneyers whenever the Queen or Treasury requires</p>
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