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... ( so he expressed the desire of his heart , ) “ and eat that bread , which he
might more properly call his own , in privacy and quietness . ” But ,
notwithstanding this averseness , he was at last persuaded to accept of the
Bishop's proposal , and ...
... ( so he expressed the desire of his heart , ) “ and eat that bread , which he
might more properly call his own , in privacy and quietness . ” But ,
notwithstanding this averseness , he was at last persuaded to accept of the
Bishop's proposal , and ...
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... and ceremonies of this Church ; insomuch that , as St. Paul withstood St. Peter
to his face , so did they withstand each other in their sermons : for , as one hath
pleasantly expressed it , “ The forenoon sermon spake Canterbury ; OF MR .
... and ceremonies of this Church ; insomuch that , as St. Paul withstood St. Peter
to his face , so did they withstand each other in their sermons : for , as one hath
pleasantly expressed it , “ The forenoon sermon spake Canterbury ; OF MR .
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Izaak Walton. expressed it , “ The forenoon sermon spake Canterbury ; and the
afternoon Geneva . ” In these sermons there was little of bitterness , but each
party brought all the reasons he was able to prove his adversary's opinion
erroneous .
Izaak Walton. expressed it , “ The forenoon sermon spake Canterbury ; and the
afternoon Geneva . ” In these sermons there was little of bitterness , but each
party brought all the reasons he was able to prove his adversary's opinion
erroneous .
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... and Church polity , and in a style that expressed such a grave and so humble a
majesty , with such clear demonstration of reason , that in all their readings they
had not met with any that exceeded him : ” and this begot in the Pope an earnest
...
... and Church polity , and in a style that expressed such a grave and so humble a
majesty , with such clear demonstration of reason , that in all their readings they
had not met with any that exceeded him : ” and this begot in the Pope an earnest
...
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4 fect copies ; and then granted not recoverable , and therefore endeavoured to
be completed out of Mr. Hooker's rough draughts , as is expressed by the said Dr.
Spencer in the said epistle , since whose death it is now fifty years . And I do ...
4 fect copies ; and then granted not recoverable , and therefore endeavoured to
be completed out of Mr. Hooker's rough draughts , as is expressed by the said Dr.
Spencer in the said epistle , since whose death it is now fifty years . And I do ...
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able answer appear authority become believe Bishop blessed body called cause Christian Church College common concerning conscience consider continued Covenant dear death desire divine Donne employment endeavour England excellent expressed extirpation father gave George give given hand happy hath heart Henry Wotton Herbert holy honour Hooker hope Italy John judge King kingdoms late laws learning leave letter live London look Lord Majesty master means mention mind nature never noted observed occasion Parliament peace person poor pray prayers preach present preserve printed proved reader reason receive religion Sanderson seemed sent sermon Sir Henry soul spirit taken tell things thought till told took true truth University unto whole wife writ write
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| Titel | The Lives of Dr. John Donne, Sir Henry Wotton, Mr. Richard Hooker, Mr. George Herbert, and Dr. Robert Sanderson |
| Autor/in | Izaak Walton |
| Verlag | Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1840 |
| Original von | Israelische Nationalbibliothek |
| Digitalisiert | 28. Aug. 2019 |
| Länge | 426 Seiten |
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