The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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Page 70
... hath reformed his church after many hundred years of popish corruption ; in this age he hath freed us from the intolerable yoke of pre- lates and papal discipline ; in this age he hath renewed our protestation against all those yet ...
... hath reformed his church after many hundred years of popish corruption ; in this age he hath freed us from the intolerable yoke of pre- lates and papal discipline ; in this age he hath renewed our protestation against all those yet ...
Page 175
... hath loosened , as to loosen that which he hath bound . The ignorance and mistake of this high point hath heaped up one huge half of all the misery that hath been since Adam . In the gospel we shall read a supercilious crew of masters ...
... hath loosened , as to loosen that which he hath bound . The ignorance and mistake of this high point hath heaped up one huge half of all the misery that hath been since Adam . In the gospel we shall read a supercilious crew of masters ...
Page 310
... hath made herself unfit by open misdemeanors , or through incurable impotencies cannot be able , is not by the law of God to be esteemned a wife ; as hath been shewn both from the first institution , and other places of scripture ...
... hath made herself unfit by open misdemeanors , or through incurable impotencies cannot be able , is not by the law of God to be esteemned a wife ; as hath been shewn both from the first institution , and other places of scripture ...
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