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Games of activity and passetyme ; of act . of strength , quicknes ; quick of ey , hand , legg , the whole moco : strength of arme ; legge ; of activity , of sleight . Of passetyme onely ; of hazard ; of play mixt .
Games of activity and passetyme ; of act . of strength , quicknes ; quick of ey , hand , legg , the whole moco : strength of arme ; legge ; of activity , of sleight . Of passetyme onely ; of hazard ; of play mixt .
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... than the which there could not be a sin more opposite to the whole law of God : That yet nevertheless this great sin was not originally moved by the malice of man , but was insinuated by the suggestion and instigation of the devil ...
... than the which there could not be a sin more opposite to the whole law of God : That yet nevertheless this great sin was not originally moved by the malice of man , but was insinuated by the suggestion and instigation of the devil ...
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... a conqueror of death and the power of darkness in his resurrection ; and that he fulfilled the whole counsel of God , performed his whole sacred offices and anointing on earth , accomplished the whole work of the redemption and ...
... a conqueror of death and the power of darkness in his resurrection ; and that he fulfilled the whole counsel of God , performed his whole sacred offices and anointing on earth , accomplished the whole work of the redemption and ...
Side 54
That the sufferings and merits of Christ , as they are sufficient to do away the sins of the whole world , so they are only effectual to those that are regenerate by the Holy Ghost ; who breatheth where he will of free grace ; which ...
That the sufferings and merits of Christ , as they are sufficient to do away the sins of the whole world , so they are only effectual to those that are regenerate by the Holy Ghost ; who breatheth where he will of free grace ; which ...
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The translation is upon the whole good , and may well enough have had Bacon's imprimatur , though I can hardly think it was his own doing ; the rather because , though it was afterwards included in all those editions of the Essays which ...
The translation is upon the whole good , and may well enough have had Bacon's imprimatur , though I can hardly think it was his own doing ; the rather because , though it was afterwards included in all those editions of the Essays which ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | Literary and professional works Bind 14 af The Works of Francis Bacon, Douglas Denon Heath |
| Forfatter | Francis Bacon |
| Redaktører | James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, Douglas Denon Heath |
| Udgiver | Hurd and Houghton, 1861 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitaliseret | 31. okt 2012 |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |