The Religio Medici and Other WritingsDutton, 1909 - 296 頁 |
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... Opticks of these eyes to behold felicity . The first day of our Jubilee is Death ; the Devil hath therefore failed of his desires : we are happier with death than we should have been without it : there is no misery but in himself ...
... Opticks of these eyes to behold felicity . The first day of our Jubilee is Death ; the Devil hath therefore failed of his desires : we are happier with death than we should have been without it : there is no misery but in himself ...
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... opticks . I cannot tell how to say that fire is the essence of Hell : know not what to make of Purgatory , or conceive a flame that can either prey upon , or purifie the substance of a Soul . Those flames of sulphur mention'd in the ...
... opticks . I cannot tell how to say that fire is the essence of Hell : know not what to make of Purgatory , or conceive a flame that can either prey upon , or purifie the substance of a Soul . Those flames of sulphur mention'd in the ...
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... ; and some have been so divine , as to approach the Apogeum of their Natures , and to be in the Confinium of Spirits . SECT . XV . - Behold thyself by inward Opticks and the Crystalline of thy Soul . Strange it is , Christian Morals 275.
... ; and some have been so divine , as to approach the Apogeum of their Natures , and to be in the Confinium of Spirits . SECT . XV . - Behold thyself by inward Opticks and the Crystalline of thy Soul . Strange it is , Christian Morals 275.
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