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Pagina 58
... Words , in a Mans owne Name , which he would have another Man learne , and use , and thereupon take Advantage . I knew two , that were Competitors , for the Sec- retaries Place , in Queene Elizabeths time , and yet kept good Quarter ...
... Words , in a Mans owne Name , which he would have another Man learne , and use , and thereupon take Advantage . I knew two , that were Competitors , for the Sec- retaries Place , in Queene Elizabeths time , and yet kept good Quarter ...
Pagina 64
... words : so contrariwise vaine matter is 115 an example of late times : yet it hath beene , 10 worse , than vaine words : wherein it seem- and will be Secundum majus et minus113 in all time . And how is it possible , but this should have ...
... words : so contrariwise vaine matter is 115 an example of late times : yet it hath beene , 10 worse , than vaine words : wherein it seem- and will be Secundum majus et minus113 in all time . And how is it possible , but this should have ...
Pagina 111
... word , Now ) And the other designes the everlastingnesse of the next world , ( for that incomprehensiblenesse is comprehended in the other word , Then ) These two words , that design two such Ages , are now met in one Day ; in this Day ...
... word , Now ) And the other designes the everlastingnesse of the next world , ( for that incomprehensiblenesse is comprehended in the other word , Then ) These two words , that design two such Ages , are now met in one Day ; in this Day ...
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The Seventeenth Century 16001660 | 1 |
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