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... selfe to be now not as mine own person , but as a member incorporate into that truth whereof I was perswaded , and whereof I had declar'd openly to be a par- taker . Whereupon I thought it my duty , if not to my selfe , yet to the ...
... selfe to be now not as mine own person , but as a member incorporate into that truth whereof I was perswaded , and whereof I had declar'd openly to be a par- taker . Whereupon I thought it my duty , if not to my selfe , yet to the ...
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... selfe ; for that oftimes relates blasphemy not nicely , it describes the carnall sense of wicked men not un- elegantly , it brings in holiest men passionately murmuring against providence through all the arguments of Epicurus : in other ...
... selfe ; for that oftimes relates blasphemy not nicely , it describes the carnall sense of wicked men not un- elegantly , it brings in holiest men passionately murmuring against providence through all the arguments of Epicurus : in other ...
Page 579
... selfe , which yet I could deferre , it being more meet that to those other matters of publick debatement in this book I should give attendance first , but that I feare it would but harme the truth , for me to reason in her behalfe , so ...
... selfe , which yet I could deferre , it being more meet that to those other matters of publick debatement in this book I should give attendance first , but that I feare it would but harme the truth , for me to reason in her behalfe , so ...
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De Ideâ Platonicâ quemadmodum Aristoteles intellexit | 9 |
The Passion c 1630 | 16 |
Sonnet O Nightingale | 18 |
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