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...fuppole) to officiate in them. This fhews at once how infectious and offenfive their dillcmper wns ; and on this account, in England, " where a man was...them to their annoyance or difturbance, a writ lay de Icprofa amo<vcndo-" What follows is remarkable. The writ is for thole lepers who appear to the fight...

...may fuppofe) to officiate in them. This (hews at once how infeftioHS and offenfive their diftemper was ; and on this account, in England, " where a man...was a leper, and dwelling in a town, and would come ¡iKO the church, or among his neighbours, where they wereaflembltd, to t;i!k with them to their annotanc:...

...ministers to officiate in them. This shows at once how infectious and offensive their distemper was. On this account, " In England, where a man was a leper, and was dwelling in a town, and would come into the churches, or among his neighbours when they were assembled,...

...own ministers to officiate in them. This shows at once how infectious and offensive their distemper was. And on this account, " In England where a man was a leper, and was dwelling in a town, and would come into the churches, or among his neighbours when they were assembled,...

...may suppose) to officiate in them. This shows at once how infectious and offensive their distemper was ; and on this account in England, " where a man...into the church, or among his neighbours, where they have assembled, to talk with them to their annoyance or disturbance, a writ lay de leproso amovendo."...