The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 2Bell, 1877 |
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Page 524
... scripture , gave first beginning to the name of Protes- tant ; and with that name hath ever been received this doc- trine , which prefers the scripture before the church , and acknowledges none but the scripture sole interpreter of ...
... scripture , gave first beginning to the name of Protes- tant ; and with that name hath ever been received this doc- trine , which prefers the scripture before the church , and acknowledges none but the scripture sole interpreter of ...
Page 528
... scripture . Seeing , therefore , that no man , no synod , no session of men , though called the church , can judge definitely the sense of scripture to another man's conscience , which is well known to be a general maxim of the ...
... scripture . Seeing , therefore , that no man , no synod , no session of men , though called the church , can judge definitely the sense of scripture to another man's conscience , which is well known to be a general maxim of the ...
Page 532
... scripture ; but the protestant , teaching every one to believe the scripture , though against the church , counts heretical , and persecutes against his own principles , them who in any particular so believe as he in general teaches ...
... scripture ; but the protestant , teaching every one to believe the scripture , though against the church , counts heretical , and persecutes against his own principles , them who in any particular so believe as he in general teaches ...
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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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