The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, 3. köideJ. Johnson, 1806 |
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... magistrates ; yet when magiftrates themselves , and especially parlia- ments , who have greatest right to difpofe of the civil fword , come to know religion , they ought in confcience to defend all those who receive it willingly ...
... magistrates ; yet when magiftrates themselves , and especially parlia- ments , who have greatest right to difpofe of the civil fword , come to know religion , they ought in confcience to defend all those who receive it willingly ...
Page 109
... magistrates of a nation , that lately was a moft po- tent kingdom , and is now a more potent commonwealth ? Whofe proceedings no king ever took upon him by word of mouth , or otherwife , to vilify and fet at nought . The illuftrious ...
... magistrates of a nation , that lately was a moft po- tent kingdom , and is now a more potent commonwealth ? Whofe proceedings no king ever took upon him by word of mouth , or otherwife , to vilify and fet at nought . The illuftrious ...
Page 328
... is the only heretic : and yet though fuch , not always punishable by the magistrate , unless he do evil against a 5 civil civil law , properly fo called , hath been already 328 A Treatife of Civil Power in Ecclefiaftical Caufes .
... is the only heretic : and yet though fuch , not always punishable by the magistrate , unless he do evil against a 5 civil civil law , properly fo called , hath been already 328 A Treatife of Civil Power in Ecclefiaftical Caufes .
Page 334
... magistrate , unless it be enacted and fettled , as they call it , by the state , a statute or a state religion ; and under- ftand not that the church itfelf cannot , much less the ftate , fettle or impofe one title of religion upon our ...
... magistrate , unless it be enacted and fettled , as they call it , by the state , a statute or a state religion ; and under- ftand not that the church itfelf cannot , much less the ftate , fettle or impofe one title of religion upon our ...
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