Japhet

hatred; selfishness; self-will; lust. 6 JACOB. A corporeal mortal embracing duplicity, repentance, sensualism. Inspiration; the revelation of Science, in which the so-called material senses yield to the spiritual sense of Life and Love. 9 JAPHET (Noah's son). A type of spiritual peace, flowing from the understanding that God is the divine Principle of all existence, and that man is His idea, the child of His care. 12 15 JERUSALEM. Mortal belief and knowledge obtained from the five

d’Ouville, c.1590–c.1657), French comic theatre quickly achieved its definitive form of a five-act play in verse. Both Jean Rotrou (1609–50) and Thomas Corneille (1625–1709) used piquant Spanish models and Scarron (Jodelet, ou le Maître valet, 1643; Dom Japhet d’Arménie, 1652) used substituted characters in an exuberant dramatic style which indicated that comedy had still to be purged of its baroque enthusiasms. After 1660, it was refined by Donneau de Visé (1638–1710), Racine (Les Plaideurs, 1668), Philippe