Prose Works ...: Containing His Principal Political and Ecclesiastical Pieces, with New Translations, and an Introduction, Volume 1J. Miller, 1809 |
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Page xxxix
... of Salmasius was vast , it consisted more in the knowledge of words than of things a defect with which Milton frequently upbraids him . In critical acumen in the learn ed languages he was without a rival ; but he INTRODUCTION . xxxix.
... of Salmasius was vast , it consisted more in the knowledge of words than of things a defect with which Milton frequently upbraids him . In critical acumen in the learn ed languages he was without a rival ; but he INTRODUCTION . xxxix.
Page xl
... knowledge , and which alone can enable a man to take large and comprehensive views . Hence the Royal Defence , though containing nearly all that is to be urged on the subject , and not defi- cient in occasional passages of striking ...
... knowledge , and which alone can enable a man to take large and comprehensive views . Hence the Royal Defence , though containing nearly all that is to be urged on the subject , and not defi- cient in occasional passages of striking ...
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... knowledge of re- ligion what it was , and by that we may likewise guess at the sincerity of his times in those that were not here- tical , it being likely that he would converse with the famousest prelates ( for so he had made them ) ...
... knowledge of re- ligion what it was , and by that we may likewise guess at the sincerity of his times in those that were not here- tical , it being likely that he would converse with the famousest prelates ( for so he had made them ) ...
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... as with all other spiritual knowledge , so with this in par- ticular , setting out to us a perfect man of God , accom- plished to all the good works of his charge : through *** all which book can be nowhere , either by plain OF ...
... as with all other spiritual knowledge , so with this in par- ticular , setting out to us a perfect man of God , accom- plished to all the good works of his charge : through *** all which book can be nowhere , either by plain OF ...
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... knowledge they had in this point was such as they had gathered from the Bible . " Since therefore , antiquity itself hath turned over the controversy to that sovereign book which we had fondly straggled from , we shall do better not to ...
... knowledge they had in this point was such as they had gathered from the Bible . " Since therefore , antiquity itself hath turned over the controversy to that sovereign book which we had fondly straggled from , we shall do better not to ...
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