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Side xiv
... civil and ecclesiastical government . The puritans detested the popery of established pro- testantism , and were opposed only to her ecclesiastical regiment . But both fared alike , and both were treated as rebels . Severe penal laws ...
... civil and ecclesiastical government . The puritans detested the popery of established pro- testantism , and were opposed only to her ecclesiastical regiment . But both fared alike , and both were treated as rebels . Severe penal laws ...
Side lvii
... civil knowledge , and with civil knowledge have concluded human philosophy ' ; and with human philosophy , philosophy in general and being now at some pause , looking back into that I have passed through , this writing seemeth to me ...
... civil knowledge , and with civil knowledge have concluded human philosophy ' ; and with human philosophy , philosophy in general and being now at some pause , looking back into that I have passed through , this writing seemeth to me ...
Side 75
... civil knowledge , and with civil knowledge demonstration of their abilities by speech , desired have concluded human philosophy ; and with human it might be certified for his part , " that there was philosophy , philosophy in general ...
... civil knowledge , and with civil knowledge demonstration of their abilities by speech , desired have concluded human philosophy ; and with human it might be certified for his part , " that there was philosophy , philosophy in general ...
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BOOK | viii |
Valerius Terminus of the Interpretation | viii |
PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS | xli |
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