The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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Page 78
... judge who is fit to be made a minister , that would not be found fit to be made ministers themselves ; as it will not be denied that he may be the competent judge of a neat picture , or elegant poem , that cannot limn the like . Why ...
... judge who is fit to be made a minister , that would not be found fit to be made ministers themselves ; as it will not be denied that he may be the competent judge of a neat picture , or elegant poem , that cannot limn the like . Why ...
Page 154
... judge of a minister : yet that hurts not . For as none can judge of a painter , or statuary , but he who is an artist , that is either in the practice or theory , which is often separated from the practice , and judges learnedly with ...
... judge of a minister : yet that hurts not . For as none can judge of a painter , or statuary , but he who is an artist , that is either in the practice or theory , which is often separated from the practice , and judges learnedly with ...
Page 256
... judge of these things but by the rule of equity , and by permitting a wise man to walk the middle way of prudent ... judge worthy a divorce , though in our Saviour's language it be called adultery . Nevertheless when palpable and ...
... judge of these things but by the rule of equity , and by permitting a wise man to walk the middle way of prudent ... judge worthy a divorce , though in our Saviour's language it be called adultery . Nevertheless when palpable and ...
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