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PHilosophers observe,* 1.1 that the ebbing and flowing of the Sea, is by virtue of the Moon, she flings her fainting beams into the Sea, and being not able to exhale them as the Sun doth, she leaves them there, and goes away, and that drawes them, and when they grow wet, they return again, so that the Sea ebbs and flowes not from any principle in its self, but by virtue of the Moon. Thus the heart of every poor Creature is like the Water,
Aristoteles Is. Ambros. de Regenerat.