The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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Page 295
... permitted evil to avoid worse . Ye see Origen and the doctors of his age , not without all cause , permitted women after divorce to marry , though their former husbands were living ; yet writes that they permitted against scripture ...
... permitted evil to avoid worse . Ye see Origen and the doctors of his age , not without all cause , permitted women after divorce to marry , though their former husbands were living ; yet writes that they permitted against scripture ...
Page 297
... permitted and commanded to his ancient People concerning Divorce belongs also to Christians . Now what the Lord permitted to his first - born people , that certainly he could not forbid to his own among the Gentiles , whom he made ...
... permitted and commanded to his ancient People concerning Divorce belongs also to Christians . Now what the Lord permitted to his first - born people , that certainly he could not forbid to his own among the Gentiles , whom he made ...
Page 388
... permitted not divorce by law as an evil , for that was impossible to divine law , but permitted by accident the evil of them who divorced against the law's intention undiscoverably . This also may be thought not improbably , that Christ ...
... permitted not divorce by law as an evil , for that was impossible to divine law , but permitted by accident the evil of them who divorced against the law's intention undiscoverably . This also may be thought not improbably , that Christ ...
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