The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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... church , perhaps was not found by experience till the days of Constantine ; who out of his zeal thinking he could be never too liberally a nursing father of the church , might be not unfitly said to have either overlaid it or choked it ...
... church , perhaps was not found by experience till the days of Constantine ; who out of his zeal thinking he could be never too liberally a nursing father of the church , might be not unfitly said to have either overlaid it or choked it ...
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... church , as appears by an ancient tractate in the Bohemian history . Thus far hath the church been always , whether in her prime or in her ancient- est reformation , from the approving of tithes : nor without reason ; for they might ...
... church , as appears by an ancient tractate in the Bohemian history . Thus far hath the church been always , whether in her prime or in her ancient- est reformation , from the approving of tithes : nor without reason ; for they might ...
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... church revenue which remains yet in his hand , or establishing any other maintenance instead of tithe , should take into his own power the stipendiary maintenance of church - ministers , or compel it by law , can stand neither with the ...
... church revenue which remains yet in his hand , or establishing any other maintenance instead of tithe , should take into his own power the stipendiary maintenance of church - ministers , or compel it by law , can stand neither with the ...
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