The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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... honour once only done , but on what consideration , whether to a priest or to a king , whether due the honour . arbitrary that kind of honour or not , will after all contending be left stilli n mere conjecture : which must not be ...
... honour once only done , but on what consideration , whether to a priest or to a king , whether due the honour . arbitrary that kind of honour or not , will after all contending be left stilli n mere conjecture : which must not be ...
Page 81
... honour and preferment ? Fit professors indeed are they like to be , to teach others that god- liness with content is great gain , whenas their godliness of teaching had not been but for worldly gain . The heathen philosophers thought ...
... honour and preferment ? Fit professors indeed are they like to be , to teach others that god- liness with content is great gain , whenas their godliness of teaching had not been but for worldly gain . The heathen philosophers thought ...
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... honour of ancestry , which their descendants are ambitious of piling up to greater heights : the further back it extends , nobility is deemed the more illustrious , so that the old nobles are often filled with contempt for men ...
... honour of ancestry , which their descendants are ambitious of piling up to greater heights : the further back it extends , nobility is deemed the more illustrious , so that the old nobles are often filled with contempt for men ...
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