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In the assembly of divines ,, they were distinguished for their learning , and for their moderation in debate ; their subsequeno enthusiasm is b . 5 , INTRODUCTION .. ! хуii ܪ ...
In the assembly of divines ,, they were distinguished for their learning , and for their moderation in debate ; their subsequeno enthusiasm is b . 5 , INTRODUCTION .. ! хуii ܪ ...
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The productions , how- , ever , will not be read without advantage , and without frequent admiration . They contain all , the learning requisite to elucidate the subjects . ** treated ; they abound in noble and generous sen .
The productions , how- , ever , will not be read without advantage , and without frequent admiration . They contain all , the learning requisite to elucidate the subjects . ** treated ; they abound in noble and generous sen .
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In the treatment of his subject , Milton has accumulated a vast mass of biblical learning ; the extracts will dispiay chiefly bis own sentiments ; frequently , however , as interwoven with , and founded upon scriptural doctrines .
In the treatment of his subject , Milton has accumulated a vast mass of biblical learning ; the extracts will dispiay chiefly bis own sentiments ; frequently , however , as interwoven with , and founded upon scriptural doctrines .
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This was Claudius Sala masius , or Claude de Saumaize , a man the most renowned for learning throughout Europe , and then honorary professor in the university of Leyden . Charles ( afterwards Charles II , ) was anxious to appeal to ...
This was Claudius Sala masius , or Claude de Saumaize , a man the most renowned for learning throughout Europe , and then honorary professor in the university of Leyden . Charles ( afterwards Charles II , ) was anxious to appeal to ...
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Though the learning 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 6 ed languages he was without a rival ; but he ...
Though the learning 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 6 ed languages he was without a rival ; but he ...
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| Title | Prose Works ...: Containing His Principal Political and Ecclesiastical Pieces, with New Translations, and an Introduction, Volume 1 Prose Works ...: Containing His Principal Political and Ecclesiastical Pieces, with New Translations, and an Introduction, George Burnett |
| Author | John Milton |
| Translated by | George Burnett |
| Publisher | J. Miller, 1809 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 15 Feb 2019 |
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