Cambridge University Transactions During the Puritan Controversies of the 16th and 17th Centuries, Volume 2H.G. Bohn, 1854 |
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... atque iterum nostris typis tua auctoritate emisso , tametsi quæ minantur minime sunt ferenda , de iis tamen , vel quia minæ ac verba tantum adhunc sunt , vel quia eam rem curæ tibi et jam ante fuisse cognoscimus , et futuram etiam esse ...
... atque iterum nostris typis tua auctoritate emisso , tametsi quæ minantur minime sunt ferenda , de iis tamen , vel quia minæ ac verba tantum adhunc sunt , vel quia eam rem curæ tibi et jam ante fuisse cognoscimus , et futuram etiam esse ...
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... atque diserta , ut in causa non dispari sæpius ab his ipsis jam ante op- pugnata , et æquitate honoris tui et judicio peritissimi jure- consulti sublevarentur : adeo libet eis in re non solum ini- qua , sed confessa jampridem , ac ...
... atque diserta , ut in causa non dispari sæpius ab his ipsis jam ante op- pugnata , et æquitate honoris tui et judicio peritissimi jure- consulti sublevarentur : adeo libet eis in re non solum ini- qua , sed confessa jampridem , ac ...
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... Atque hoc loco , ne etiam istoc quoque no- mine ( quod male metuimus ) traducamur , mentione facta nuncii tui , debes unum adhuc intelligere , benignissime patrone collegio nostro : petiit ille a nobis nuncius tres libras solidosque sex ...
... Atque hoc loco , ne etiam istoc quoque no- mine ( quod male metuimus ) traducamur , mentione facta nuncii tui , debes unum adhuc intelligere , benignissime patrone collegio nostro : petiit ille a nobis nuncius tres libras solidosque sex ...
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... atque suffragiis consensimus ; neque dubitamus fore , quin felicibus auspi- ciis inchoata concordia in perpetuum permansura sit . Te autem ( honoratissime Mecænas ) tanti beneficii auctorem merito suspicimus , veneramur , prædicamus ...
... atque suffragiis consensimus ; neque dubitamus fore , quin felicibus auspi- ciis inchoata concordia in perpetuum permansura sit . Te autem ( honoratissime Mecænas ) tanti beneficii auctorem merito suspicimus , veneramur , prædicamus ...
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... atque morbum , et Deum non esse προσωπολήπτην . 4. Promissiones Dei ad vitam universales esse , et æque spectare ad Cainum atque Abelem , Esau atque Jacobum , Judam atque Pe- trum ; et Cainum non magis a Deo fuisse rejectum quam Abelem ...
... atque morbum , et Deum non esse προσωπολήπτην . 4. Promissiones Dei ad vitam universales esse , et æque spectare ad Cainum atque Abelem , Esau atque Jacobum , Judam atque Pe- trum ; et Cainum non magis a Deo fuisse rejectum quam Abelem ...
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