The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 1J. W. Moore, 1859 |
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... Lord himself in his sacraments ordained ; that such a doctrine should , through the grossness and blindness of her professors , and the fraud of deceivable traditions , drag so downwards , as to backslide into the Jewish beggary of old ...
... Lord himself in his sacraments ordained ; that such a doctrine should , through the grossness and blindness of her professors , and the fraud of deceivable traditions , drag so downwards , as to backslide into the Jewish beggary of old ...
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... Lord Sudley , the admiral , through private malice and malengine was to lose his life , no man could be found fitter than bishop Latimer ( like another Dr. Shaw ) to divulge in his sermon the forged accusations laid to his charge ...
... Lord Sudley , the admiral , through private malice and malengine was to lose his life , no man could be found fitter than bishop Latimer ( like another Dr. Shaw ) to divulge in his sermon the forged accusations laid to his charge ...
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... Lord . " Part of the cross , in which he thought such virtue to reside , as would prove a kind of Palladium to save ... lords of stately palaces , rich furniture , delicious fare , and princely attendance , thought the plain and homespun ...
... Lord . " Part of the cross , in which he thought such virtue to reside , as would prove a kind of Palladium to save ... lords of stately palaces , rich furniture , delicious fare , and princely attendance , thought the plain and homespun ...
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... Lord taught us by example , " speaking of the Lord's supper , " his simplicity God may pardon of his mercy ; but we cannot be excused for following him , being instructed by the Lord . ” And have not we the same instructions ; and will ...
... Lord taught us by example , " speaking of the Lord's supper , " his simplicity God may pardon of his mercy ; but we cannot be excused for following him , being instructed by the Lord . ” And have not we the same instructions ; and will ...
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... lord thereof , which till then was governed by a Greek magistrate , but absolves all Italy of their tribute and obedience due to the emperor , because he obeyed God's commandment in abolishing idolatry . Mark , sir , here , how the pope ...
... lord thereof , which till then was governed by a Greek magistrate , but absolves all Italy of their tribute and obedience due to the emperor , because he obeyed God's commandment in abolishing idolatry . Mark , sir , here , how the pope ...
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