The Life of John MiltonG. and W. B. Whittaker, 1970 - 490 pages |
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Page 104
... reasons which urged him to be sanguine though not assured of its accomplishment , is subsequently stated . " The ... reason hath plucked from me by an abortive and foredated discovery ; and the accomplishment of them lies not but in ...
... reasons which urged him to be sanguine though not assured of its accomplishment , is subsequently stated . " The ... reason hath plucked from me by an abortive and foredated discovery ; and the accomplishment of them lies not but in ...
Page 164
... reason to us , why we need no longer muse at the spreading of many idle traditions so soon after the Apos- tles , whilst such as this Papias had the throwing about , and the inconsiderate zeal of the next age , that heeded more the ...
... reason to us , why we need no longer muse at the spreading of many idle traditions so soon after the Apos- tles , whilst such as this Papias had the throwing about , and the inconsiderate zeal of the next age , that heeded more the ...
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... reasons against licensing of books to be printed , he was discharged of that employment . " And we find a particular account of the affair in a weekly paper , printed in 4to , and intitled " A perfect diurnall of some passages in ...
... reasons against licensing of books to be printed , he was discharged of that employment . " And we find a particular account of the affair in a weekly paper , printed in 4to , and intitled " A perfect diurnall of some passages in ...
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