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Page 118
... glory . The light of glory is such a light , as that our School - men dare not say confidently , That every beam of it , is not all of it . When some of them say , That some soules see some things in God , and others , others , because ...
... glory . The light of glory is such a light , as that our School - men dare not say confidently , That every beam of it , is not all of it . When some of them say , That some soules see some things in God , and others , others , because ...
Page 340
... glory , and the quality of either state after death , makes a folly of posthumous mem- ory . God who can only destroy our souls , and hath assured our resurrection , either of our bodies or names hath directly promised no duration ...
... glory , and the quality of either state after death , makes a folly of posthumous mem- ory . God who can only destroy our souls , and hath assured our resurrection , either of our bodies or names hath directly promised no duration ...
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... glory be their bait , whose mindes Are all too high for a low Cell : Though Hawks can prey through storms and winds , The poor Bee in her hive must dwel . Glory , the Crouds cheap tinsel still To what most takes them , is a drudge ; And ...
... glory be their bait , whose mindes Are all too high for a low Cell : Though Hawks can prey through storms and winds , The poor Bee in her hive must dwel . Glory , the Crouds cheap tinsel still To what most takes them , is a drudge ; And ...
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The Seventeenth Century 16001660 | 1 |
A Selected List of Books on the Background and the Literature of the First | 29 |
Ben Jonson | 122 |
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