That thereupon the divine justice is grounded, punishing in the childr… — Essays

Essays — Michel de Montaigne

That thereupon the divine justice is grounded, punishing in the children the faults of their fathers; forasmuch as the contagion of paternal vices is in some sort imprinted in the soul of children, and that the ill government of their will extends to them; moreover, that if souls had any other derivation than a natural consequence, and that they had been some other thins out of the body, they would retain some memory of their first being, the natural faculties that are proper to them of discoursing, reasoning, and remembering, being considered:--

Lugar: Chapter XII. Apology For Raimond Sebond. · ¶2627
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