Christian in compleat armour : or, A treatise of the saints war against the devil, wherein a discovery is made of that grand enemy of God and His peop (1662)
Gurnall, William, 1617-1679. · London : Printed for Ralph Smith · leaf 463
at phyfick, and it were abfurd to be taking phyfick aJlthe year long. Which (hews the folly of the Papifis in theirfafts, which are holden at fet times, whether affairs be profperousor not profperous, ordinary or extraordinary. 1 would not bethought here to fpeak againft fet-Fafts, we have had our… … I. s I c T. r. F^ Irft, when he is to fet upon any more than an ordinary enter-prife, wherein he may meet with great difficulty or danger,and*the ifTue whereof will be a great mercy or affliAion. Now isa fit feafon to take up this extraordiniry duty, as an excellentmeans whereby all mountainsof…
Devil · Puritans
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