Some Passages in the Life and Death of John, Earl of RochesterFolcroft Library Editions, 1973 - 144 páginas |
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... holy rules , because we cannot fatisfy our- felves about fome difficulties in them . Common experience tells us , there is a great diforder in our natures , which is not eafily rectified : all philofophers . were sensible of it , and ...
... holy rules , because we cannot fatisfy our- felves about fome difficulties in them . Common experience tells us , there is a great diforder in our natures , which is not eafily rectified : all philofophers . were sensible of it , and ...
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... Holy Ghoft which he had pro- fuch mifed , could not be deceived ; and they gave public confirmations of it , by the wonders they themselves 66 them felves wrought , that great multitudes were con- JOHN EARL OF ROCHESTER . 65.
... Holy Ghoft which he had pro- fuch mifed , could not be deceived ; and they gave public confirmations of it , by the wonders they themselves 66 them felves wrought , that great multitudes were con- JOHN EARL OF ROCHESTER . 65.
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... holy fcriptures , his refolutions to read them frequently and meditate upon them , if God should spare him , having already tafted the good word ; for , having spoken to his heart , he acknowledged all the feeming abfurdities and ...
... holy fcriptures , his refolutions to read them frequently and meditate upon them , if God should spare him , having already tafted the good word ; for , having spoken to his heart , he acknowledged all the feeming abfurdities and ...
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