The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 2Bell, 1877 |
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Page 380
... hath been tempered withal , what hath been razed out , what hath been inserted ? Besides the late legerdemain of the papists , that which Sulpitius writes concerning Origen's books gives us cause vehemently to suspect there hath been ...
... hath been tempered withal , what hath been razed out , what hath been inserted ? Besides the late legerdemain of the papists , that which Sulpitius writes concerning Origen's books gives us cause vehemently to suspect there hath been ...
Page 487
... hath set forth to be the power and excellence of the gospel ; or whether in more likelihood they band themselves with the prevalent things of this world , to overrun the weak things which Christ hath made choice to work by : and this ...
... hath set forth to be the power and excellence of the gospel ; or whether in more likelihood they band themselves with the prevalent things of this world , to overrun the weak things which Christ hath made choice to work by : and this ...
Page 540
... hath cleansed , forbidden to St. Peter , Acts x . 15 ; as well may he loosen that which God hath straitened or straiten that which God hath loosened , as he may enjoy those things in religion which God hath left free , and lay on that ...
... hath cleansed , forbidden to St. Peter , Acts x . 15 ; as well may he loosen that which God hath straitened or straiten that which God hath loosened , as he may enjoy those things in religion which God hath left free , and lay on that ...
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is lawful and hath been held so through all Ages for | 3 |
X | 13 |
a Speech for the Liberty of Unlicensed Print | 48 |
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