Prose Works 1641-1650: The divorce tracts, Areopagitica, and Of education, 1644-45Scolar P., 1968 |
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... divorce ; for every man is the maitter of his own forgivenes ; who fhal hinder him to pardon the injures don against himself ? It follows therfore that the divorce of an adultress was commanded by these three councels , as it was a fin ...
... divorce ; for every man is the maitter of his own forgivenes ; who fhal hinder him to pardon the injures don against himself ? It follows therfore that the divorce of an adultress was commanded by these three councels , as it was a fin ...
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... divorce were fom great offence , or that they gave pro- bable causes for what they did , and did not therefore divorce that they might prefume with fom unlaw full perfon , or what was another mans , the cenfure of Church in those daies ...
... divorce were fom great offence , or that they gave pro- bable causes for what they did , and did not therefore divorce that they might prefume with fom unlaw full perfon , or what was another mans , the cenfure of Church in those daies ...
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... divorce for every tight cause . Felix Bidenbachius an eminent Divine in the Dutchy of wir- temberg affirnes that the obftinat refusal of coniugal dus is a law- ful cause of divorce , and gives an infance that the confiftory of that fate ...
... divorce for every tight cause . Felix Bidenbachius an eminent Divine in the Dutchy of wir- temberg affirnes that the obftinat refusal of coniugal dus is a law- ful cause of divorce , and gives an infance that the confiftory of that fate ...
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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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