The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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Page 219
... prove easily out of Rom . v . 20 : " The law entered , that the offence might abound ; " that is , that sin might be made abundantly manifest to be heinous and displeasing to God , that so his offered grace might be the more esteemed ...
... prove easily out of Rom . v . 20 : " The law entered , that the offence might abound ; " that is , that sin might be made abundantly manifest to be heinous and displeasing to God , that so his offered grace might be the more esteemed ...
Page 256
... prove all things by the visibility of law witnessing , or else to hoodwink the mind : for the law is not able to judge of these things but by the rule of equity , and by permitting a wise man to walk the middle way of prudent ...
... prove all things by the visibility of law witnessing , or else to hoodwink the mind : for the law is not able to judge of these things but by the rule of equity , and by permitting a wise man to walk the middle way of prudent ...
Page 448
... prove that a conversing solace and peaceful society , is the prime end of marriage , without which no other help or office can be mutual , beseeming the dignity of reasonable creatures , that such as they should be coupled in the rites ...
... prove that a conversing solace and peaceful society , is the prime end of marriage , without which no other help or office can be mutual , beseeming the dignity of reasonable creatures , that such as they should be coupled in the rites ...
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