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... mariage and divorce , determines plain enough in generall , that God therein hath call'd us to peace and not to bondage . Yea God himself commands in his Law more then once , and by his Prophet Malachy , as Calvin and the best ...
... mariage and divorce , determines plain enough in generall , that God therein hath call'd us to peace and not to bondage . Yea God himself commands in his Law more then once , and by his Prophet Malachy , as Calvin and the best ...
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... mariage he is the authour and the witnes ; yet hence will not follow any divine astriction more then what is subordinate to the glory of God and the main good of either party ; for as the glory of God and their esteemed fitnesse one for ...
... mariage he is the authour and the witnes ; yet hence will not follow any divine astriction more then what is subordinate to the glory of God and the main good of either party ; for as the glory of God and their esteemed fitnesse one for ...
Page 647
... mariage and divorce , determines plain enough in generall , that God therein hath call'd us to peace and not to bondage . Yea God himself commands in his Law more then once , and by his Prophet Malachy , as Calvin and the best ...
... mariage and divorce , determines plain enough in generall , that God therein hath call'd us to peace and not to bondage . Yea God himself commands in his Law more then once , and by his Prophet Malachy , as Calvin and the best ...
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De Ideâ Platonicâ quemadmodum Aristoteles intellexit | 9 |
The Passion c 1630 | 16 |
Sonnet O Nightingale | 18 |
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