Milton's Prose Tracts as a Gloss on Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson AgonistesStanford University, 1971 - 648 pages |
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... fathers , and who accordingly have been called the fathers of their countries . This royalist concept of a Father / King , moreover , was made the more absolute by its implied reference to a particularly powerful sort of father , the ...
... fathers , and who accordingly have been called the fathers of their countries . This royalist concept of a Father / King , moreover , was made the more absolute by its implied reference to a particularly powerful sort of father , the ...
Page 72
... father though he be harsh and strict . but we do not endure even a father who is tyrannical . If a father kill a son he shall pay with his life : shall not then a king too be subject to this same most just of laws if he has destroyed ...
... father though he be harsh and strict . but we do not endure even a father who is tyrannical . If a father kill a son he shall pay with his life : shall not then a king too be subject to this same most just of laws if he has destroyed ...
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... Father , whose great- est manifestation is the Son . After Christ's victorious execution of the Father's Justice in the war in heaven , the angels had praised him as " Son of thy Father's might " ; as agent for the " Father of Mercy and ...
... Father , whose great- est manifestation is the Son . After Christ's victorious execution of the Father's Justice in the war in heaven , the angels had praised him as " Son of thy Father's might " ; as agent for the " Father of Mercy and ...
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