The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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... divine right , fetch by force that which is not their own , taking his name not in vain , but in violence ? Nor content , as Gehazi was , to make a cunning , but a constrained advan- tage of what their master bids them give freely , how ...
... divine right , fetch by force that which is not their own , taking his name not in vain , but in violence ? Nor content , as Gehazi was , to make a cunning , but a constrained advan- tage of what their master bids them give freely , how ...
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... divine ardour for virtue , and rendered capable of contending in magnanimity with the noblest natures . ' To the question , - " What is love ? " put by Socrates , Diotima , priestess of Venus , replies , " Aaiμwv μέyas & Zwкρаres ...
... divine ardour for virtue , and rendered capable of contending in magnanimity with the noblest natures . ' To the question , - " What is love ? " put by Socrates , Diotima , priestess of Venus , replies , " Aaiμwv μέyas & Zwкρаres ...
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John Milton. " Marriage is a divine institution , joining man and woman in a love fitly disposed to the helps and comforts of domestic life . " " A divine institution . " This contains the prime efficient cause of marriage : as for ...
John Milton. " Marriage is a divine institution , joining man and woman in a love fitly disposed to the helps and comforts of domestic life . " " A divine institution . " This contains the prime efficient cause of marriage : as for ...
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