Prose Works ...: Containing His Principal Political and Ecclesiastical Pieces, with New Translations, and an Introduction, Volume 1J. Miller, 1809 |
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... command . ' And was it possible for any commands to prevail on you to change your opinion ? Your favourite Epictetus tells us , that our opinion is one of those things in our power , and so far in our power , that nothing can take it ...
... command . ' And was it possible for any commands to prevail on you to change your opinion ? Your favourite Epictetus tells us , that our opinion is one of those things in our power , and so far in our power , that nothing can take it ...
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... command ) ought to pos- sess the sovereign power . However much , there- fore , there might have been to condemn in Crom- well , it was impossible that Milton should alto- gether withdraw his admiration , when there was also so much to ...
... command ) ought to pos- sess the sovereign power . However much , there- fore , there might have been to condemn in Crom- well , it was impossible that Milton should alto- gether withdraw his admiration , when there was also so much to ...
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... command : upon which their carnal desires , the spirit daily quenching and dying in them , knew no way to keep themselves up from fall- ing to nothing , but by bolstering and supporting their inward rottenness by a carnal and outward ...
... command : upon which their carnal desires , the spirit daily quenching and dying in them , knew no way to keep themselves up from fall- ing to nothing , but by bolstering and supporting their inward rottenness by a carnal and outward ...
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... command in the ministry ? Thus then we see that our ecclesiastical and political choices may consent and sort as well together without any rupture in the state , as Christians and freeholders . But as for honour , that ought indeed to ...
... command in the ministry ? Thus then we see that our ecclesiastical and political choices may consent and sort as well together without any rupture in the state , as Christians and freeholders . But as for honour , that ought indeed to ...
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... command , though under the mild word of exhorting , chap . ii . ver . 1 , " I exhort , therefore ; " as if he had interrupted his former command by the occa- sional mention of Hymenæus . More beneath , in the 14th verse of the third ...
... command , though under the mild word of exhorting , chap . ii . ver . 1 , " I exhort , therefore ; " as if he had interrupted his former command by the occa- sional mention of Hymenæus . More beneath , in the 14th verse of the third ...
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