The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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Page 68
... bishop : " Bishops ( saith he ) must not be greedy of filthy lucre ; and having food and raiment , let us be therewith content ; but they ( saith he , meaning , more especially in that place , bishops ) that will be rich , fall into ...
... bishop : " Bishops ( saith he ) must not be greedy of filthy lucre ; and having food and raiment , let us be therewith content ; but they ( saith he , meaning , more especially in that place , bishops ) that will be rich , fall into ...
Page 91
... bishop's foot hath been in it , " it were more fit for a Scurra in Trivio , or some ribald upon an alebench . Answ . The fitter for them then of whom it was meant . Remonst . I doubt not but they will say , the bishop's foot hath been ...
... bishop's foot hath been in it , " it were more fit for a Scurra in Trivio , or some ribald upon an alebench . Answ . The fitter for them then of whom it was meant . Remonst . I doubt not but they will say , the bishop's foot hath been ...
Page 92
... bishops were our first reformers , for Wickliff was before them , and his egregious labours are not to be neg- lected : besides , our bishops were in this work but the disciples of priests , and began the reformation before they were ...
... bishops were our first reformers , for Wickliff was before them , and his egregious labours are not to be neg- lected : besides , our bishops were in this work but the disciples of priests , and began the reformation before they were ...
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