The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volume 1J. Johnson, 1806 |
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... bishops , as our pre- lates do , we muft of neceffity hold alfo their ministers to be no minifters , and fhortly after their church to be no church . Not to speak of those senseless ceremonies which we only retain , as a dangerous ...
... bishops , as our pre- lates do , we muft of neceffity hold alfo their ministers to be no minifters , and fhortly after their church to be no church . Not to speak of those senseless ceremonies which we only retain , as a dangerous ...
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... bishops , who though they had renounced the pope , they still hugged the popedom , and shared the authority among themselves , by their fix bloody articles perfecuting the proteftants no flacker than the pope would have done . And ...
... bishops , who though they had renounced the pope , they still hugged the popedom , and shared the authority among themselves , by their fix bloody articles perfecuting the proteftants no flacker than the pope would have done . And ...
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... bishop Cran- mer , one of the executors , and the other bishops , none re- fufing , ( left they should refift the duke of Northumber- land ) could find in their confciences to fet their hands to the difenabling and defeating not only of ...
... bishop Cran- mer , one of the executors , and the other bishops , none re- fufing , ( left they should refift the duke of Northumber- land ) could find in their confciences to fet their hands to the difenabling and defeating not only of ...
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... bishop , makes him no bifhop . No marvel therefore if St. Martin complained to Sulpitius Severus , that fince he was bishop he felt inwardly a fenfible decay of those vir- tues and graces that God had given him in great mea- fure before ...
... bishop , makes him no bifhop . No marvel therefore if St. Martin complained to Sulpitius Severus , that fince he was bishop he felt inwardly a fenfible decay of those vir- tues and graces that God had given him in great mea- fure before ...
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... bishops of thofe times , but rather an univerfal rottennefs and gangrene in the whole function . From hence then I pafs to queen Elizabeth , the next proteftant prince , in whofe days why religion attained not a perfect reducement in ...
... bishops of thofe times , but rather an univerfal rottennefs and gangrene in the whole function . From hence then I pafs to queen Elizabeth , the next proteftant prince , in whofe days why religion attained not a perfect reducement in ...
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