Prose Works 1641-1650: The divorce tracts, Areopagitica, and Of education, 1644-45Scolar P., 1968 |
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... therefore he who wilful- ly abstains from mariage , not being fupernaturally gifted , and he who by making the yoke of mariage unjuft and intolerable , caufes men to abhorr it , are both in a diabolicall fin , equall to that of ...
... therefore he who wilful- ly abstains from mariage , not being fupernaturally gifted , and he who by making the yoke of mariage unjuft and intolerable , caufes men to abhorr it , are both in a diabolicall fin , equall to that of ...
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... Therefore fuall a man leav his father and his mother , and foal clean unto his wife ; and they feall be one flefs . This vers , as our common heed expounds it , is the great knot tier , which hath undon by tying , and by tangling ...
... Therefore fuall a man leav his father and his mother , and foal clean unto his wife ; and they feall be one flefs . This vers , as our common heed expounds it , is the great knot tier , which hath undon by tying , and by tangling ...
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... therefore defile not , God fes not to captivat under a perpetuall child hood of prescripti on , but trufts him with the gift of reafon to be his own choofer ; thera were but little work left for preaching , if law and compulsion should ...
... therefore defile not , God fes not to captivat under a perpetuall child hood of prescripti on , but trufts him with the gift of reafon to be his own choofer ; thera were but little work left for preaching , if law and compulsion should ...
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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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