The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3Bell, 1881 |
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... teacher to learn logic , natural philosophy , ethics , or mathematics , which are more difficult , that certainly it ... teach them , recompensed . First , if ministers of their own accord , who pretend that they are called and sent to ...
... teacher to learn logic , natural philosophy , ethics , or mathematics , which are more difficult , that certainly it ... teach them , recompensed . First , if ministers of their own accord , who pretend that they are called and sent to ...
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... teach others that god- liness with content is great gain , whenas their godliness of teaching had not been but for worldly gain . The heathen philosophers thought that virtue was for its own sake inesti- mable , and the greatest gain of ...
... teach others that god- liness with content is great gain , whenas their godliness of teaching had not been but for worldly gain . The heathen philosophers thought that virtue was for its own sake inesti- mable , and the greatest gain of ...
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... teach and instruct the poor misled people . And we may frequently read , that many of the martyrs in the midst of their troubles were not sparing to deride and scoff their super- stitious persecutors . Now may the confutant advise again ...
... teach and instruct the poor misled people . And we may frequently read , that many of the martyrs in the midst of their troubles were not sparing to deride and scoff their super- stitious persecutors . Now may the confutant advise again ...
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