"[Conscience is a book] euen in thine owne bosome, written by the finger of God, in such plaine Characters, and so legible, that though thou knowest not a letter in any other booke, yet thou maist reade this"
— Carpenter, Richard (1575-1627)
Work Title
Place of Publication
London
Date
1623
Metaphor
"[Conscience is a book] euen in thine owne bosome, written by the finger of God, in such plaine Characters, and so legible, that though thou knowest not a letter in any other booke, yet thou maist reade this"
Metaphor in Context
[Conscience is a book] euen in thine owne bosome, written by the finger of God, in such plaine Characters, and so legible, that though thou knowest not a letter in any other booke, yet thou maist reade this
(pp. 43-4)
(pp. 43-4)
Categories
Provenance
Reading Yolton's Locke Dictionary (100)
Date of Entry
03/28/2005
