The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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Page 372
... Saviour so orders his answer , as that they might perceive Herod and his adulteress , only not named ; so lively it con- cerned them both what he spake . No wonder then if the sentence of our Saviour sounded stricter than his custom was ...
... Saviour so orders his answer , as that they might perceive Herod and his adulteress , only not named ; so lively it con- cerned them both what he spake . No wonder then if the sentence of our Saviour sounded stricter than his custom was ...
Page 400
... Saviour , and appointing that the " wife remain unmarried , or be reconciled to her husband , " leaves it infallible , that our Saviour spake chiefly against putting away for casual and choleric disagreements , or any other cause which ...
... Saviour , and appointing that the " wife remain unmarried , or be reconciled to her husband , " leaves it infallible , that our Saviour spake chiefly against putting away for casual and choleric disagreements , or any other cause which ...
Page 401
... Saviour spoken in that fierceness and abstruse intricacy , first , to amuse his tempters , and admo- nish in general ... Saviour's sentence be so fair , as not commanding aught that patience or nature cannot brook , why then did the ...
... Saviour spoken in that fierceness and abstruse intricacy , first , to amuse his tempters , and admo- nish in general ... Saviour's sentence be so fair , as not commanding aught that patience or nature cannot brook , why then did the ...
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