fatuation

Freedom from covetousness is a condition under which deeds are produced; freedom from hatred is a condition under which deeds are produced; freedom from in fatuation is a condition under which deeds are produced.

Fruitful and Barren Karma. II. The Doctrine. 1. Translated from the Anguttara-Nikya (iii. 331).[1. FRUITFUL KARMA]. 1909

Oh had I known you myfclf before this in - fatuation — bright pattern of all goodncfs \ — but I was devoted, — a ruined wretch be - fore ever you entered my houfe •, unworthy to be faved, unworthy that virtues fuch as yours fhould dwell under the fame roof with me!

Cecilia, or, Memoirs of an heiress : in five volumes 1782

Every true friend of rational freedom must deplore this extraord'nary in - fatuation, which threatens to overturn all that has been there done in the cause of liberty: for unlefs they (hall lay their domestic animosities aside, and cordially unite to repel the in - vading foe, their efforts must be feeble and unavailing; and,

The Bee, or, Literary weekly intelligencer [microform] : consisting of original pieces and selections from performances of merit, foreign and domestic : a work calculated to disseminate useful knowledge among all ranks of people at a small expense 1792