2926. Convictions clothe a person with a nature, and then spirits of the same nature are associated with the person
It is also obvious that convictions - but not knowledge, or what has not taken root-clothe us with a nature. What convictions effect, [see] elsewhere [2473-4, 2601-2, 2703, 2764-5, 2782, 2787 ff., 2882, 2902]. 1748, 25 Aug.
2926. PERSUASIONS PUT ON THE NATURE OF MAN, AND SUCH SPIRITS ARE ALSO ASSOCIATED WITH HIM.
That persuasions, but not knowledge [scientia], or what is not enrooted, put on nature, is also evident. [See] elsewhere, what is effected by persuasions. - 1748, August 24.
2926. Persuasiones induunt naturam hominis, et tales quoque spiritus ei adsociantur
Quod persuasiones, non autem scientia, aut quod non radicatum est, induant naturam, etiam constitit; quid persuasiones efficiant, alibi [2473-2474, 2601-2602, 2703, 2764-2765, 2782, 2787 seqq., 2882, 2902]. 1748, 24 1
Aug.
Footnotes:
1. sic Manuscript fortasse pro 25; vide annotationes ad 2923, 2924, 2931, 2932