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Page 644
... nature , though it hap to be never so incongruous and displeasing , must yet of force be worn out , when it can be to no other purpose but of strife and hatred , a thing odious to God . This may be worth the study of skilfull men in ...
... nature , though it hap to be never so incongruous and displeasing , must yet of force be worn out , when it can be to no other purpose but of strife and hatred , a thing odious to God . This may be worth the study of skilfull men in ...
Page 646
... nature nor institution . Not by nature for then those Mosaick divorces had bin against nature , if separable and inseparable be contraries , as who doubts they be : and what is against nature is against Law , if soundest Philosophy ...
... nature nor institution . Not by nature for then those Mosaick divorces had bin against nature , if separable and inseparable be contraries , as who doubts they be : and what is against nature is against Law , if soundest Philosophy ...
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... nature best known to him , without the unsufferable imputation of dispencing legally with many ages of ratify'd adultery . They shall recover the misattended words of Christ to the sincerity of their true sense from manifold contradic ...
... nature best known to him , without the unsufferable imputation of dispencing legally with many ages of ratify'd adultery . They shall recover the misattended words of Christ to the sincerity of their true sense from manifold contradic ...
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On the Death of a Fair Infant dying of a Cough | 3 |
On the Morning of Christs Nativity | 9 |
The Passion | 18 |
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