The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 1Caxton Press of C. Sherman, 1864 |
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... further reforma- tion ) that the least wry face of a politician would not have hushed them ? But it will be said , these men were martyrs : what then ? though every true Christian will be a martyr when he is called to it , not presently ...
... further reforma- tion ) that the least wry face of a politician would not have hushed them ? But it will be said , these men were martyrs : what then ? though every true Christian will be a martyr when he is called to it , not presently ...
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... further his know- ledge of religion what it was , and by that we may likewise guess at the sin- cerity of his times in those that were not heretical , it being likely that he would converse with the famousest prelates ( for so he had ...
... further his know- ledge of religion what it was , and by that we may likewise guess at the sin- cerity of his times in those that were not heretical , it being likely that he would converse with the famousest prelates ( for so he had ...
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... further ; and Meneinus Agrippa speed us . Upon a time the body summoned all the members to meet in the guild for the common good ( as Esop's chronicles aver many stranger accidents :) the head by right takes the first seat , and next to ...
... further ; and Meneinus Agrippa speed us . Upon a time the body summoned all the members to meet in the guild for the common good ( as Esop's chronicles aver many stranger accidents :) the head by right takes the first seat , and next to ...
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... further care of this world . The magistrate , whose charge is to see to our persons and estates , is to be honoured with a more elaborate and personal courtship , with large sala- ries and stipends , that he himself may abound in those ...
... further care of this world . The magistrate , whose charge is to see to our persons and estates , is to be honoured with a more elaborate and personal courtship , with large sala- ries and stipends , that he himself may abound in those ...
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... further of him , but that he might be as factious and false a bishop as Leon- tius of Antioch , that was a hundred years his predecessor ? For neither the praise of his wisdom , or his virtue , hath left him memorable to pos- terity ...
... further of him , but that he might be as factious and false a bishop as Leon- tius of Antioch , that was a hundred years his predecessor ? For neither the praise of his wisdom , or his virtue , hath left him memorable to pos- terity ...
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