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... quæ fpem Consiliúmque morantur agendi gnaviter id quod Æque pauperibus prodest , locupletibus æque , Æque neglectum pueris , fenibúique nocebit . 1 Of Of the Consideration of our LATTER END , And the viii The PREF A C E.
... quæ fpem Consiliúmque morantur agendi gnaviter id quod Æque pauperibus prodest , locupletibus æque , Æque neglectum pueris , fenibúique nocebit . 1 Of Of the Consideration of our LATTER END , And the viii The PREF A C E.
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Of the Consideration of our LATTER END , And the BENEFITS of it . T may Deut . XXII . 29 . O shut they were wise , that they understood this , that they would consider their Latter End ! probably thought , that the principal Inten ...
Of the Consideration of our LATTER END , And the BENEFITS of it . T may Deut . XXII . 29 . O shut they were wise , that they understood this , that they would consider their Latter End ! probably thought , that the principal Inten ...
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That Men are not willing to entertain this unwelcome Thought of their own latter End ; the Thought whereof is to unwelcome and troublesome a Guest , that it feems to blast and disparage all those present enjoyments of Sense that this ...
That Men are not willing to entertain this unwelcome Thought of their own latter End ; the Thought whereof is to unwelcome and troublesome a Guest , that it feems to blast and disparage all those present enjoyments of Sense that this ...
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It tcacheth us to die easily : I. For the former of these , the Consideration of our Latter End doth in no sort make our Lives the Thorter , but it is a great means to make our Lives the better . 1. It is a great Monition and warning of ...
It tcacheth us to die easily : I. For the former of these , the Consideration of our Latter End doth in no sort make our Lives the Thorter , but it is a great means to make our Lives the better . 1. It is a great Monition and warning of ...
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... and neglect our Task and Work while we have time and opportunity , lest the Night overtake us , when we cannot work ; to gain Oyl in our Lamps before the door be shut : And if Men would wisely consider their Latter Ends , they might ...
... and neglect our Task and Work while we have time and opportunity , lest the Night overtake us , when we cannot work ; to gain Oyl in our Lamps before the door be shut : And if Men would wisely consider their Latter Ends , they might ...
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Informacje bibliograficzne
| Tytuł | Contemplations Moral and Divine, etc. [With a portrait.] |
| Autor | Matthew Hale |
| Wydawca | William Shrewsbury; Dan. Midwinter & Tho. Leigh, 1699 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Oksfordzki |
| W formie cyfrowej | 1 Wrz 2006 |
| Liczba stron | 558 |
| Eksportuj cytowanie | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |