The Prose Works of John Milton ...Bell & Daldy, 1872 |
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Page 69
... flesh and blood in a man destitute of better en- lightening may for some while be pardonable : for what has fleshly apprehension other to subsist by than succession , custom , and visibility ; which only hold , if in his weakness and ...
... flesh and blood in a man destitute of better en- lightening may for some while be pardonable : for what has fleshly apprehension other to subsist by than succession , custom , and visibility ; which only hold , if in his weakness and ...
Page 70
... flesh , that still cried up antiquity , custom , canons , councils , and laws ; and cried down the truth for novelty , schism , profaneness , and sacri- lege ? whenas we that have lived so long in abundant light , besides the sunny ...
... flesh , that still cried up antiquity , custom , canons , councils , and laws ; and cried down the truth for novelty , schism , profaneness , and sacri- lege ? whenas we that have lived so long in abundant light , besides the sunny ...
Page 72
... flesh ; so thou canst vouchsafe to us ( though unworthy ) as large a portion of thy Spirit as thou pleasest for who shall prejudice thy all - governing will ? seeing the power of thy grace is not passed away with the primitive times ...
... flesh ; so thou canst vouchsafe to us ( though unworthy ) as large a portion of thy Spirit as thou pleasest for who shall prejudice thy all - governing will ? seeing the power of thy grace is not passed away with the primitive times ...
Page 84
... flesh which they are the cause of : lest , thinking to offer him as a present to God , they dish him out for the devil . Let the novice learn first to renounce the world and so give himself to God , and not therefore give himself to God ...
... flesh which they are the cause of : lest , thinking to offer him as a present to God , they dish him out for the devil . Let the novice learn first to renounce the world and so give himself to God , and not therefore give himself to God ...
Page 95
... of the man of no party : - : - " Damned neuters in their middle way of steering , Are neither fish , nor flesh , nor good red herring . " - En . : be reckoned to me rather many than few ; AN APOLOGY FOR SMECTYM NUUS . 95.
... of the man of no party : - : - " Damned neuters in their middle way of steering , Are neither fish , nor flesh , nor good red herring . " - En . : be reckoned to me rather many than few ; AN APOLOGY FOR SMECTYM NUUS . 95.
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