The Prose Works of John MiltonBell & Daldy, 1860 - English literature |
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Page 428
... evil counsellors , he himself most commonly owned ; but the event of those evil counsels , " the enormities , the confusions , the miseries , " he transfers from the guilt of his own civil broils to the just resistance made by par ...
... evil counsellors , he himself most commonly owned ; but the event of those evil counsels , " the enormities , the confusions , the miseries , " he transfers from the guilt of his own civil broils to the just resistance made by par ...
Page 429
... evil of dig- nities " which are just , yet nothing hinders us to speak evil , as often as it is the truth , of those who in their dignities do evil . Thus did our Saviour himself , John the Baptist , and Stephen the Martyr . And those ...
... evil of dig- nities " which are just , yet nothing hinders us to speak evil , as often as it is the truth , of those who in their dignities do evil . Thus did our Saviour himself , John the Baptist , and Stephen the Martyr . And those ...
Page 492
... evil instruments , nor dare to touch his person ; and that whatever hath been on his part offended or transgressed , he shall come off at last with the same reverence to his person , and the same honour as for well doing , he will not ...
... evil instruments , nor dare to touch his person ; and that whatever hath been on his part offended or transgressed , he shall come off at last with the same reverence to his person , and the same honour as for well doing , he will not ...
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