The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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... pharisees mean here that divorce which finally dissolves the bond , and frees both parties to a second marriage . upon " For every cause . " ] This the pharisees held , that for every cause they might divorce , for every accidental ...
... pharisees mean here that divorce which finally dissolves the bond , and frees both parties to a second marriage . upon " For every cause . " ] This the pharisees held , that for every cause they might divorce , for every accidental ...
Page 389
... pharisees , but that he conceals where- fore he gave the better sort of them this law , and expresses by saying emphatically , " To you , " how he gave it to the worser , such as the pharisees best represented , that is to say , for the ...
... pharisees , but that he conceals where- fore he gave the better sort of them this law , and expresses by saying emphatically , " To you , " how he gave it to the worser , such as the pharisees best represented , that is to say , for the ...
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... pharisees might not have offended as much in marrying the divorced , as in divorcing the married . The precept may bind all , rightly understood ; and yet the vehement manner of giving it may be occasioned only by the pharisees ...
... pharisees might not have offended as much in marrying the divorced , as in divorcing the married . The precept may bind all , rightly understood ; and yet the vehement manner of giving it may be occasioned only by the pharisees ...
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