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15870	Hill, Aaron	'Of Genius', in The Occasional Paper, and Preface to The Creation			.txt	text/plain	15359	933	72	Genius," for he insists that each man's bent may be greatly [C] Scit Genius Natale comes, qui temperat Astrum, Nature Deus leaves room for great variety of Inclinations, and for different There seems to be in Man a Composition of natural Powers and all Musick the natural difference of Tone and Measure. natural Capacities, is what chiefly forms his _Genius_. natural Powers of the Mind, is what alone may produce the most great Capacities a Man may have, if he is naturally timorous, or to the best and most proper Purposes, what forms a _Genius_ for _Genius_ is a part of natural Constitution, not acquir'd, but The whole Force of the Mind is applied to its proper Use. And the Man exerts all his Strength, because he follows in that particular way, to which a Man's Mind is turned, is of _Genius_, and on all occasions make the best Use of it.	./cache/15870.txt	./txt/15870.txt