Tudor Poetry and Prose, Volume 10John William Hebel |
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Page 1023
... unto all that follow , and every later bring some light unto all before . So that if the judgments of men do but hold themselves in suspense as touching these first more general medi- tations , till in order they have perused the rest ...
... unto all that follow , and every later bring some light unto all before . So that if the judgments of men do but hold themselves in suspense as touching these first more general medi- tations , till in order they have perused the rest ...
Page 1027
... unto the different kinds of things which are subject unto it different and sundry kinds of names . That part of it which ordereth natural agents we call usually Nature's law ; that which angels do clearly behold and without any swerving ...
... unto the different kinds of things which are subject unto it different and sundry kinds of names . That part of it which ordereth natural agents we call usually Nature's law ; that which angels do clearly behold and without any swerving ...
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... unto us with beasts ) a further ability , whereof in them there is no show at all , the ability of reaching higher than unto sensible things . Till we grow to some ripeness of years , the soul of man doth only store itself with conceits ...
... unto us with beasts ) a further ability , whereof in them there is no show at all , the ability of reaching higher than unto sensible things . Till we grow to some ripeness of years , the soul of man doth only store itself with conceits ...
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