Prose Works 1641-1650: The divorce tracts, Areopagitica, and Of education, 1644-45Scolar P., 1968 |
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... Saviour to the ut- moft act , and that to be attefted alwayes by eye witnefle , but may bec extended alfo to divers obvious actions , which either plainly led to adultery , or give fuch prefumpton , wherbyfenfible men may fufpect the ...
... Saviour to the ut- moft act , and that to be attefted alwayes by eye witnefle , but may bec extended alfo to divers obvious actions , which either plainly led to adultery , or give fuch prefumpton , wherbyfenfible men may fufpect the ...
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... Saviour , may fee that this conclufion follows not . The Fathers thought all mariage after divorce to be forbidd'n of our Saviour , therfore they thought fuch mariage was not to be tolerated in a Chriftian . For the fame Fathers judg'd ...
... Saviour , may fee that this conclufion follows not . The Fathers thought all mariage after divorce to be forbidd'n of our Saviour , therfore they thought fuch mariage was not to be tolerated in a Chriftian . For the fame Fathers judg'd ...
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... Saviour , and appointing that the wife remaine 123- mari : d , or be reconciled to her husband , leave it infallible that our Saviour fpake chelfly against putting away for casual and choleric difagreements , or any other cause which ...
... Saviour , and appointing that the wife remaine 123- mari : d , or be reconciled to her husband , leave it infallible that our Saviour fpake chelfly against putting away for casual and choleric difagreements , or any other cause which ...
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Prose Works 1641-1650: The divorcetracts, Areopagita and Of education 1644-45 John Milton Visualização de excertos - 1968 |
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