It is necessary, for example, to be humble and timid, and even to give external evidence of one's mental disposition by a humble bearing and by a respectful or timorous appearance, when one is in the presence of a person of high quality or of a man who is haughty and powerful; for it is almost always advantageous to the body's welfare for the imagination to humble itself when perceiving sensible grandeur and for it to give external indication of its internal veneration and The Search after submission.