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NOTES IQI ‘‘1758. In istam influentiam extenditur ex- pansio aporrhceze supernze, queze est caput omnium capitum: quod non cognoscitur nec perficitur, quodque non norunt nec superi, nec inferi: propterea omnia ab ista influentia de- pendent. ‘‘159. In hanc barbam tria capita de quibus diximus, expandantur, & omnia consociantur in hac influentia, & inveniuntur in ea. ‘‘y60. Et propterea omnis ornatus ornatuum ab ista influentia dependent. ‘* 761. Istee literze, quze dependent ab hoc Seniore, omnes pendent in ista barba, & conso- clantur in ista influentia. ‘‘ 762, Et pendent in ea ad stabiliendas literas alteras. ‘* 763. Nisi enim illze literae ascenderent in Seniorem, reliquze iste literaze non stabilirentur. ‘‘164. Et propterea dicit Moses cum opus esset : Tetragrammaton, Tetragrammaton bis: & ita ut accentus distinguat utrumque. ‘765. Certe enim ab influentia omnia de- pendent. ‘* 766. Ab ista influentia ad reverentiam adi- guntur superna & inferna, & flectuntur coram ea. ‘* 167. Beatus ille, qui ad hance usque per tingit. Ldra Suta, seu Synodus minor. Sectio VI. ‘©4096, Lorehead,*—Frons Cranii est frons ad visitandum: (Al. ad eradicandum) peccatoras. ‘‘497. Et cum ista frons detegitur tunc ex- citantur Domini Judiciorum, contra illos qui non erubescunt in operibus suis. ‘“498. Hzeec frons ruborem habet roseum, Sed illo tempore, cum frons Senioris erga hanc frontem detegitur, hzec apparet alba ut nix. ‘‘4g99. Et illa hora vocatur Tempus bene- placiti pro omnibus. ‘* soo. In libro Dissertationis Scholze Raf Jebha Senis dicitur: Frons est receptaculum frontis Senioris. Sin minus, litera Cheth inter duas reliquas interponitur, juxta illud: (Num. Xxiv. 17) P1D) et confringet angulos Moab. ‘“ cor. Et alibi diximus, quod etiam vocetur i¥3, literis vicinis permutatis : id est, superatio. ‘‘so2. Multee autem sunt Superationes: ita ut Superatio alia elevata sit in locum alium: & alize dentur Superationes quz extenduntur in totum corpus, ‘f 503. Die Sabbathi autem tempore precum pomeridianarum, ne excitentur judicia, dete- gitur frons Senioris Sanctissimi, ‘'so4. Jet omnia judicia subiguntur; & quanivis extent, tamen non exercentur., (Al. et sedantur.) ‘'so5. Ab hac fronte dependent viginti quatuor tribunalia, pro omnibus illis, qui pro- tervi sunt in operibus, ‘‘ 506. Sicut scriptum est: (Ps. Ixxiii. 11.) \nt dixerunt: quomodo sit Deus? Et estne scientia in excelso? ‘‘so7, At vero viginti saltem sunt. cur adduntur quatuor? nimirum respectu suppli- ciorum, tribunalium inferiorum, quze a supernis dependent. ‘‘so8. Remanentergo viginti, Et propterea neminem supplicio capitali afficiunt, donec compleverit & ascenderit ad viginti annos; respectu viginti horum tribunalium. ““sog. Sed in thesi nostra arcana docuimus, per ista respici viginti quatuor libros qui conti- nentur in Lege. Idra Suta, seu Synodus minor. Sectio XIIIv 77. Chains.24— Sakkaha-ditthi, Vikikikeha, silabbata-pardmasa, kama, patigha, rfiparaga, artiparaga, mano, uddhakéa, avigga. 81. ‘‘ Who asks doth err,” ®—Arnold, Light 83. You.2®—You! 86. ‘' O'erleaps itself and falls on the other.” *" —Afacbeth, I. vii. 27. 92. English.8 — This poem is written in English. 94. J cannot write.°—This is not quite true. For instance: ronReeds TR ean He mcea Ame qe aeNe ged T+ x5 + pK =a He 4 BLeaeWia- in gy 5: 3° gw || This, the opening stanza of my masterly poem on Ladak, reads :—‘‘ The way was long, and the wind was cold: the Lama was in- firm and advanced in years; his prayer-wheel, to revolve which was his only pleasure, was carried by a disciple, an orphan.” There is a reminiscence of some previous incarnation about this: European critics may possibly even identify the passage. But at least the Tibetans should be pleased.* * They were; thence the pacific character of the British expedition of 1904.—A. C.