The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3G. Bell and Sons, 1909 |
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Page 11
... doth the collateral place , Heb . vii . , make other use of this story than to prove Christ , personated by Melchisedec , a greater priest than Aaron : ver . 4 , " Now consider how great this man was , " & c .; and proves not in the ...
... doth the collateral place , Heb . vii . , make other use of this story than to prove Christ , personated by Melchisedec , a greater priest than Aaron : ver . 4 , " Now consider how great this man was , " & c .; and proves not in the ...
Page 64
... doth not wish well to liturgy and episcopacy . Answ . If this be not that saucy uncharitableness , with which , in the foregoing page , you voluntarily invested your- self , with thought to have shifted it off , let the parliament judge ...
... doth not wish well to liturgy and episcopacy . Answ . If this be not that saucy uncharitableness , with which , in the foregoing page , you voluntarily invested your- self , with thought to have shifted it off , let the parliament judge ...
Page 75
... doth in the tenth verse . " Fear none of those things which thou shalt suffer ; behold the devil shall cast some of you into prison . ' And the like from other places of this and the following chapter may be ob served . Therefore it is ...
... doth in the tenth verse . " Fear none of those things which thou shalt suffer ; behold the devil shall cast some of you into prison . ' And the like from other places of this and the following chapter may be ob served . Therefore it is ...
Page 85
... doth learning more flourish than in these places ? Not among your beloved Jesuits , nor their favourers , though you take all the prelates into the number , and instance in what kind of learning you please . And how in England all noble ...
... doth learning more flourish than in these places ? Not among your beloved Jesuits , nor their favourers , though you take all the prelates into the number , and instance in what kind of learning you please . And how in England all noble ...
Page 87
... doth at this day . Answ . Ha , ha , ha ! Remonst . And long , and ever may it thus flourish . Answ . O pestilent imprecation ! flourish as it docs at this day in the prelates . Remonst . But O forbid to have it told in Gath ! Answ ...
... doth at this day . Answ . Ha , ha , ha ! Remonst . And long , and ever may it thus flourish . Answ . O pestilent imprecation ! flourish as it docs at this day in the prelates . Remonst . But O forbid to have it told in Gath ! Answ ...
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