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... mean : worse in this than the worst obscenities of heathen superstition ; for their filthiness was hid , but the mystic reason thereof known to their sages . But this Jewish imputed filthi- ness was daily and open , but the reason of it ...
... mean : worse in this than the worst obscenities of heathen superstition ; for their filthiness was hid , but the mystic reason thereof known to their sages . But this Jewish imputed filthi- ness was daily and open , but the reason of it ...
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... mean by conversa- tion , " declaring his capacity nothing refined since his law- puddering , but still the same it was in the pantry , and at the dresser . Shall I argue of conversation with this hoyden , to go and practise at his ...
... mean by conversa- tion , " declaring his capacity nothing refined since his law- puddering , but still the same it was in the pantry , and at the dresser . Shall I argue of conversation with this hoyden , to go and practise at his ...
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... mean . Certainly to teach us were no disho- nest method : Christ himself hath often used hyperboles in his teaching ; and gravest authors , both Aristotle in the se- cond of his " Ethics to Nichomachus , " and Seneca in his seventh " de ...
... mean . Certainly to teach us were no disho- nest method : Christ himself hath often used hyperboles in his teaching ; and gravest authors , both Aristotle in the se- cond of his " Ethics to Nichomachus , " and Seneca in his seventh " de ...
Contents
ANIMADVERSIONS UPON THE REMONSTRANTS DEFENCE | 42 |
Expositions upon the Four chief Places | 315 |
a Reply to a Nameless Answer against the | 434 |
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