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| Fauour | ||
| A. One vnder another, as | Reuerence | vnder |
| Delight, vnder Ioy. | Mercy. | Loue. |
| Hope, vnder Desire. | ||
| Desire, vnder griefe. | ||
| Enuy | Spring of Loue: As I loue my wife, therefor I hate him that hurteth her. | |
| Hatred | ||
| Anger | ||
| Pride is a monster compounded of | Ioy | |
| Desire | ||
| Boldnesse. |
As in a sedition, or ciuill dissention, few or none consider who is the worthier person to obay and fol∣low,
but who is the stronger and most mighty: so in the fight of the affections there is no respect had to that which is most iust, but to that onely which is strongest, and most violent, and which hath gotten such power ouer the Soule, that it hath wholly subdu∣ed her vnto it.
What soeuer affections are in vs, there is alwaies some ioy, or some griefe, ioyned with them.