The Schoolmaster (1570)Folger Shakespeare Library, 1967 - 167 pagine |
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Pagina 45
... God's word so oft lightened , so oft put out , and yet will venture by our unthank- fulness in doctrine and sinful life to lose again light , candle , candlestick , and all . God keep us in his fear ; God graft in us the true knowledge ...
... God's word so oft lightened , so oft put out , and yet will venture by our unthank- fulness in doctrine and sinful life to lose again light , candle , candlestick , and all . God keep us in his fear ; God graft in us the true knowledge ...
Pagina 70
... God and all godliness both in living and doctrine . And how ? I will express how , not by a fable of Homer nor by the philosophy of Plato , but by a plain truth of God's word , sensibly uttered by David thus : these men , abominabiles ...
... God and all godliness both in living and doctrine . And how ? I will express how , not by a fable of Homer nor by the philosophy of Plato , but by a plain truth of God's word , sensibly uttered by David thus : these men , abominabiles ...
Pagina 101
... gods should grant to take Troy and come safely home , but that they should accept the ransom and release his ... god's shafts " ( 393D - 394A ) . Reprinted by permission of the publishers and the Loeb Classical Library from Plato ...
... gods should grant to take Troy and come safely home , but that they should accept the ransom and release his ... god's shafts " ( 393D - 394A ) . Reprinted by permission of the publishers and the Loeb Classical Library from Plato ...
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