The Prose Works of John Milton ...Bell & Daldy, 1872 |
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John Milton. cons to Levites ; by which rule of proportion it will follow that we must pay our tithes to the deacons ... follows hence , that we are now justly exempt from paying tithes to any who claim from Aaron , since that priest ...
John Milton. cons to Levites ; by which rule of proportion it will follow that we must pay our tithes to the deacons ... follows hence , that we are now justly exempt from paying tithes to any who claim from Aaron , since that priest ...
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... follows , that these laws fall of themselves with their false foundation . But with what face or conscience can they allege Moses or these laws for tithes , as they now enjoy or exact them ; whereof Moses ordains the owner , as we heard ...
... follows , that these laws fall of themselves with their false foundation . But with what face or conscience can they allege Moses or these laws for tithes , as they now enjoy or exact them ; whereof Moses ordains the owner , as we heard ...
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... follow ; wherein to bar them their choice , is to violate Christian liberty . Our law books testify , that before the council of Lateran , in the year 1179 , and the fifth of our Henry II . , or rather before a decretal Epistle of pope ...
... follow ; wherein to bar them their choice , is to violate Christian liberty . Our law books testify , that before the council of Lateran , in the year 1179 , and the fifth of our Henry II . , or rather before a decretal Epistle of pope ...
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... follow- ing besides ; as the example of St. Paul declares , and the first times of Christianity . When once they affected to be called a clergy , and became , as it were , a peculiar tribe of Levites , a party , a distinct order in the ...
... follow- ing besides ; as the example of St. Paul declares , and the first times of Christianity . When once they affected to be called a clergy , and became , as it were , a peculiar tribe of Levites , a party , a distinct order in the ...
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... follow . Thus much I had to say ; and , I suppose , what may be enough to them who are not avariciously bent otherwise , touching the likeliest means to remove hirelings out of the church ; than which nothing can more conduce to truth ...
... follow . Thus much I had to say ; and , I suppose , what may be enough to them who are not avariciously bent otherwise , touching the likeliest means to remove hirelings out of the church ; than which nothing can more conduce to truth ...
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