The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 1J. W. Moore, 1859 |
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Page 14
... reason of heavenly mysteries unfolded , whatsoever was obscure becomes clear . " And in the 14th distinct . of the same epist . directly against our modern fantasies of a still visible church , he teaches , " that succession of truth ...
... reason of heavenly mysteries unfolded , whatsoever was obscure becomes clear . " And in the 14th distinct . of the same epist . directly against our modern fantasies of a still visible church , he teaches , " that succession of truth ...
Page 17
... reason lays down : by consequence , therefore , that which is good and agreeable to monarchy , will appear soonest to be so , by being good and agreeable to the true welfare of every Christian ; and that which can be justly proved ...
... reason lays down : by consequence , therefore , that which is good and agreeable to monarchy , will appear soonest to be so , by being good and agreeable to the true welfare of every Christian ; and that which can be justly proved ...
Page 36
... reasons as they thought , they conclude their sitting with a carnal and ambitious decree , to give the second place of dig- nity to Constantinople from reason of state , because it was new Rome ; and by like consequence doubtless of ...
... reasons as they thought , they conclude their sitting with a carnal and ambitious decree , to give the second place of dig- nity to Constantinople from reason of state , because it was new Rome ; and by like consequence doubtless of ...
Page 45
... reason or preface , like a physical prescript , or only with threatenings , as it were a lordly command , in the judgment of Plato was thought to be done neither generously nor wisely . His advice was , seeing that persua- sion ...
... reason or preface , like a physical prescript , or only with threatenings , as it were a lordly command , in the judgment of Plato was thought to be done neither generously nor wisely . His advice was , seeing that persua- sion ...
Page 46
... reason , let that be looked on : and for the task , from hence that the question in hand is so needful to be known at this time , chiefly by every meaner capacity , and contains in it the explication of many admirable and heavenly ...
... reason , let that be looked on : and for the task , from hence that the question in hand is so needful to be known at this time , chiefly by every meaner capacity , and contains in it the explication of many admirable and heavenly ...
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