English Prose: Wycliffe to ClarendonOxford University Press, 1931 |
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... fear it is almost impossible to win it again . The great occasion of the loss of this Rhodes is by reason that Christian men doth so daily kill their own nation , that the very true number of Christianity is decayed ; which murther and ...
... fear it is almost impossible to win it again . The great occasion of the loss of this Rhodes is by reason that Christian men doth so daily kill their own nation , that the very true number of Christianity is decayed ; which murther and ...
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... fear and bondage : and as I do remem- ber , so saith Socrates in one place of Plato . And therefore , if a rod carry the fear of a sword , it is no marvel if those that be fearful of nature , choose rather to forsake the play than to ...
... fear and bondage : and as I do remem- ber , so saith Socrates in one place of Plato . And therefore , if a rod carry the fear of a sword , it is no marvel if those that be fearful of nature , choose rather to forsake the play than to ...
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... fear not to say , that for advancement of their doctrine , they have gone to further countries than the Apostles ever reached ; and that God reserved the entire discoveries both of East and West Indies until the latter times , only that ...
... fear not to say , that for advancement of their doctrine , they have gone to further countries than the Apostles ever reached ; and that God reserved the entire discoveries both of East and West Indies until the latter times , only that ...
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JOHN WYCLIFFE 13241384 | 1 |
GEOFFREY CHAUCER 13401400 | 31 |
LORD BERNERS 1467 ?1532 | 74 |
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