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or, when as hee dcferved not to havebeen one of the Iheep. 4. That not long after hee was made Collcgue tothat excellent man fohft Calvin in reading Divi-nitie. 5-That 444 I 11* 1^ (^Theodore Beaa. 5. That bccing called into France in the firftCivil War, and tofled there up 5 and downfor… … The life o/John Rainolds,Ano. Chrifti 1*07. \ohn Remolds was born in Dcvonfhire ,„ Anno Chrijtiui54P) and brought up in Corfu* Chifti College inOxford, where, for his excellent learning, hee waschofen a fellow of that Houf, and afterwards Com-:,merifed Dodor in Divinjtie. Hee had diverf brothers…
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