2789. 1From this it may also be understood that such convictions have the result that in many states he cannot be with other spirits without their being driven into similar insanities, as well as that one state thus rooted with conviction spreads into many others, more or less.
Footnotes:
1. 2788 is wanting in the original.
2789. Hence may also be known that such persuasions effect that they cannot in many states be with other spirits, because they are reduced to similar insanities: as also that one state thus rooted by persuasion extends more or less to many others.
2789. 1
Inde sciri potest quoque, quod tales persuasiones efficiant, quod in pluribus statibus non possit esse cum aliis spiritibus, quin redigantur 2
in similes insanias, tum quod unus status ita persuasione radicatus, se extendat ad plures alios, magis et minus.
Footnotes:
1. 2788 deest
2. in J.F.I. Tafel's edition quia rediguntur