An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 2Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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... favour of massacres out of zeal for religion , than the conduct of Elijah . A man , who had no charac- ter in the state , no political authority , no right to make use of the sword , a man , whose office was only to prophecy , assembles ...
... favour of massacres out of zeal for religion , than the conduct of Elijah . A man , who had no charac- ter in the state , no political authority , no right to make use of the sword , a man , whose office was only to prophecy , assembles ...
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... favour or force , all his demands . If this principle of speculation be not sufficient to convince us that Sixtus V did all he could to make the king of Spain's designs against Elizabeth miscarry , we shall see pre- sently a practical ...
... favour or force , all his demands . If this principle of speculation be not sufficient to convince us that Sixtus V did all he could to make the king of Spain's designs against Elizabeth miscarry , we shall see pre- sently a practical ...
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... favoured in France the Protestant party , and if he had not died , he would have done his utmost to have deprived the king of Spain of the kingdom of Naples . He tra- versed the league so visibly , that the Spaniards threat- ened to ...
... favoured in France the Protestant party , and if he had not died , he would have done his utmost to have deprived the king of Spain of the kingdom of Naples . He tra- versed the league so visibly , that the Spaniards threat- ened to ...
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... favours which he knows will be abused in such a manner , that they will serve only to the ruin of him on whom they ... favour , but by breaking the arms and legs of our clients , or by shackling their feet with irons in a dungeon , we ...
... favours which he knows will be abused in such a manner , that they will serve only to the ruin of him on whom they ... favour , but by breaking the arms and legs of our clients , or by shackling their feet with irons in a dungeon , we ...
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... favours of heaven . " Sed urgetis identidem homi- num esse istam culpam , non deorum .... in hominum vitiis ais esse culpam . " Cicero replies , that the abuse should have been prevented , and that men should have had such a reason , as ...
... favours of heaven . " Sed urgetis identidem homi- num esse istam culpam , non deorum .... in hominum vitiis ais esse culpam . " Cicero replies , that the abuse should have been prevented , and that men should have had such a reason , as ...
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