The Prose Works of John Milton, Volume 3G. Bell and Sons, 1909 |
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... judges , either in themselves infallible , or to the consciences of other men ; or whether , lastly , they think fit to punish error , supposing they can be infallible that it is so , being not wilful but conscien- tions , and ...
... judges , either in themselves infallible , or to the consciences of other men ; or whether , lastly , they think fit to punish error , supposing they can be infallible that it is so , being not wilful but conscien- tions , and ...
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... judge them who stand not looking , but , under colour of a divine right , fetch by force that which is not their own , taking his name not in vain , but in violence ? Nor content , as Gehazi was , to make a cunning , but a constrained ...
... judge them who stand not looking , but , under colour of a divine right , fetch by force that which is not their own , taking his name not in vain , but in violence ? Nor content , as Gehazi was , to make a cunning , but a constrained ...
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... judge , being matters of conscience , whereby these pre- tended church revenues , as they have been ever , so are like to continue endless matter of dissension both between the church and magistrate , and the churches among themselves ...
... judge , being matters of conscience , whereby these pre- tended church revenues , as they have been ever , so are like to continue endless matter of dissension both between the church and magistrate , and the churches among themselves ...
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... judge but God only , and seek to be dependents on the magistrate for their maintenance ; which two things , independence and state - hire in religion , can never consist long or certainly to- gether . For magistrates at one time or ...
... judge but God only , and seek to be dependents on the magistrate for their maintenance ; which two things , independence and state - hire in religion , can never consist long or certainly to- gether . For magistrates at one time or ...
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... judges of Athens , and you cite them to ap- pear for certain paragogical contempts , before a capacious pedanty of hot - livered grammarians . Mistake not the mat- ter , courteous Remonstrant , they were not making Latin : if in dealing ...
... judges of Athens , and you cite them to ap- pear for certain paragogical contempts , before a capacious pedanty of hot - livered grammarians . Mistake not the mat- ter , courteous Remonstrant , they were not making Latin : if in dealing ...
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