Some Passages of the Life and Death of John, Earl of Rochester, 1680: Gilbert BurnetScolar Press, 1972 - 182 páginas |
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... received by fome of nobler and refined Natures , who could apply themselves to , and delight in fuch Notions . But true Reli- gion was to be built on a Foun- dation , that should carry more weight on it , and to have fuch Convictions ...
... received by fome of nobler and refined Natures , who could apply themselves to , and delight in fuch Notions . But true Reli- gion was to be built on a Foun- dation , that should carry more weight on it , and to have fuch Convictions ...
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... received , rather in the fimpli- city in which they are delivered in the Scriptures , than accor- ding to the defcantings of fan- ciful men upon them , they would not appear much more incredible , than fome of the common Objects of ...
... received , rather in the fimpli- city in which they are delivered in the Scriptures , than accor- ding to the defcantings of fan- ciful men upon them , they would not appear much more incredible , than fome of the common Objects of ...
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... received the Sacra- ment with great fatisfaction , and that was encreased by the pleasure he had in his Ladies receiving it with him : who had been for fome years misled in the Communion of the Church of Rome , and he him- felf had been ...
... received the Sacra- ment with great fatisfaction , and that was encreased by the pleasure he had in his Ladies receiving it with him : who had been for fome years misled in the Communion of the Church of Rome , and he him- felf had been ...
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