Prose Works of John Milton ...Hurst, 1865 - 846 pages |
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Page 156
... heart in the people may be an ex- cuse , why then is Pilate branded through all mem- ory ? He approved not what he did , he openly protested , he washed his hands , and labored not a little ere he would yield to the hard hearts of a ...
... heart in the people may be an ex- cuse , why then is Pilate branded through all mem- ory ? He approved not what he did , he openly protested , he washed his hands , and labored not a little ere he would yield to the hard hearts of a ...
Page 157
... hearts only , under the pro- tection of public authority . For what less indig- nity were this , than as if justice herself , the queen of virtues , descending from her sceptred royalty , instead of conquering , should compound and ...
... hearts only , under the pro- tection of public authority . For what less indig- nity were this , than as if justice herself , the queen of virtues , descending from her sceptred royalty , instead of conquering , should compound and ...
Page 461
... heart , O God . " Ezek . xi . 19 , " I will put a new spirit within you and I will give them an heart of flesh . " xxxvi . 26 , 66 a new heart also will I give you , and a new spirit will I put within you . " Rom . xii . 2 , " be ye ...
... heart , O God . " Ezek . xi . 19 , " I will put a new spirit within you and I will give them an heart of flesh . " xxxvi . 26 , 66 a new heart also will I give you , and a new spirit will I put within you . " Rom . xii . 2 , " be ye ...
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FROM THE TREATISE OF REFORMATION IN ENGLAND | 1 |
FROM THE TREATISE OF PRELATICAL EPISCOPACY | 25 |
FROM ANIMADVERSIONS UPON THE REMONSTRANTS DEFENCE | 65 |
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