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... reason . • • Circe's sensual charms , he proceeds , " are not to be re- sisted but by the divine assistance , Moly , the gift of Mercury , which signifies temperance . . " Men of " head- strong appetites , which revolt from the ...
... reason . • • Circe's sensual charms , he proceeds , " are not to be re- sisted but by the divine assistance , Moly , the gift of Mercury , which signifies temperance . . " Men of " head- strong appetites , which revolt from the ...
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... Reason of Church Government has also been cited and will be again . The Reason - which alone carried Milton's name- is the most temperate and rational ( and biblical ) of his five tracts , but the first one , Of Reformation , has points ...
... Reason of Church Government has also been cited and will be again . The Reason - which alone carried Milton's name- is the most temperate and rational ( and biblical ) of his five tracts , but the first one , Of Reformation , has points ...
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... Reason of Church Government - which could coalesce and fortify each other . One was " Christian liberty , " a heritage from Luther and Calvin which was extended and widely utilized in the Puritan revolution , and which , in its fullest ...
... Reason of Church Government - which could coalesce and fortify each other . One was " Christian liberty , " a heritage from Luther and Calvin which was extended and widely utilized in the Puritan revolution , and which , in its fullest ...
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Introduction | 9 |
16081632 | 17 |
St Pauls School and Cambridge | 18 |
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