Milton's Prose

adultery ancient Antichrist Apostles Aristotle authority better Bishops called cause charity Christ Christian Church civil command common Commonwealth conscience Corinthians corrupt Council Covenant deposed Deuteronomy dignity discipline dispense divine Divorce doctrine doth duty enemy England Episcopacy evil faith favour fear force give glory God's Gospel grace hath heresy hinder holy honour human Jews judge justice King Kingdom labour Law of Moses learned less lest liberty licensing Lord Magistrate marriage ment Milton mind Ministers Monarchy Moses Nation nature never obedience opinion Ordinance outward Papists Parliament PARLIAMENT OF ENGLAND peace perfect person Pharisees Plato Pope Prelates Presbyterians Presbyters Priests Prince Protestant punishment reason Reformation religion religious Roman saith Saviour schism Scripture shew soul spirit taught things thou thought tion true truth tyranny Tyrant unclean virtue whenas wherein whereof whole wisdom wise words write