The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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Page 57
... reason : and although I know there is an obsolete reprehension now at your tongue's end , yet I shall be bold to say , that reason is the gift of God in one man as well as in a thousand : by that which we have tasted already of their ...
... reason : and although I know there is an obsolete reprehension now at your tongue's end , yet I shall be bold to say , that reason is the gift of God in one man as well as in a thousand : by that which we have tasted already of their ...
Page 235
... reason cannot " therefore : " the reason then must our obedience be not misobedience . single , because the wife is to the flesh , " as in the verse going before . be sufficient of itself : for why then should he for his wife leave his ...
... reason cannot " therefore : " the reason then must our obedience be not misobedience . single , because the wife is to the flesh , " as in the verse going before . be sufficient of itself : for why then should he for his wife leave his ...
Page 351
... reason and humanity ; it will be requisite to heap reason upon reason , and all little enough to vindicate the whiteness and the inno- cence of this divine law , from the calumny it finds at this day , of being a door to licence and ...
... reason and humanity ; it will be requisite to heap reason upon reason , and all little enough to vindicate the whiteness and the inno- cence of this divine law , from the calumny it finds at this day , of being a door to licence and ...
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