The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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... given by private persons , or , which is worse , given , as the clergy then persuaded men , for their souls ' health , a pious gift ; but as the truth was , ofttimes a bribe to God or to Christ for absolution , as they were then taught ...
... given by private persons , or , which is worse , given , as the clergy then persuaded men , for their souls ' health , a pious gift ; but as the truth was , ofttimes a bribe to God or to Christ for absolution , as they were then taught ...
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... given , he accounts it as given to himself : Phil . iv . 16 , 17 , 18 , " Ye sent once and again to my necessity : not because I desire a gift ; but I desire fruit , that may abound to your account . Having received of Epaphroditus the ...
... given , he accounts it as given to himself : Phil . iv . 16 , 17 , 18 , " Ye sent once and again to my necessity : not because I desire a gift ; but I desire fruit , that may abound to your account . Having received of Epaphroditus the ...
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... given by them who receive instruction ; and freely given , as God hath ordained . And indeed what can be a more honourable maintenance to them than such , whether alms or willing oblations , as these ; which being accounted both alike ...
... given by them who receive instruction ; and freely given , as God hath ordained . And indeed what can be a more honourable maintenance to them than such , whether alms or willing oblations , as these ; which being accounted both alike ...
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