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OF beleefe proceeding from our Invention, that part which consi∣steth in proofe, is already spoken of.
The other two parts follow: whereof one ariseth from the manners of the speaker; the other from the passions of the Hearer.
The Principles, Colours, or Common Opinions, upon which a mans beleefe is grounded concer∣ning the manners of him that speakes, are to bee had partly out
of that which hath beene said before concerning Vertue, Booke 1. Chap. 9. partly out of those things which shall be said by and by concerning the Passions. For a man is beleev'd either for his Pru∣dence, or for his Probity, which are Vertues; or for good will: of which among the Passions.
The Principles concerning be∣leefe, arising from the passion of the Hearer, are to bee gather'd from that which shall now bee said of the severall Passions in order.
In every one of which three things are to be considered.