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... TYRANT . BUT who in particular is a tyrant , cannot be de- termined in a general discourse , otherwise than by supposition ; his particular charge , and the suffi- cient proof of it , must determine that : which I leave to magistrates ...
... TYRANT . BUT who in particular is a tyrant , cannot be de- termined in a general discourse , otherwise than by supposition ; his particular charge , and the suffi- cient proof of it , must determine that : which I leave to magistrates ...
Page 197
... tyrant hath been ever to counterfeit religious . And Aristotle , in his Politics , hath mentioned that special craft among twelve other tyrannical soph- isms . Neither want we examples : Andronicus Comnenus , the Byzantine emperor ...
... tyrant hath been ever to counterfeit religious . And Aristotle , in his Politics , hath mentioned that special craft among twelve other tyrannical soph- isms . Neither want we examples : Andronicus Comnenus , the Byzantine emperor ...
Page 303
... tyrants than by their subjects . He , therefore , who would authorize the destruction of tyrants , does not ... tyrant , ) the power must be ascribed , not to the king , but to the individual . For , what can be imagined more ab ...
... tyrants than by their subjects . He , therefore , who would authorize the destruction of tyrants , does not ... tyrant , ) the power must be ascribed , not to the king , but to the individual . For , what can be imagined more ab ...
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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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