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Clarke, Samuel, 1599-1682 · London, Printed by W. Du-gard · leaf 80
not to do hurt to others • the other, not tobee hurt by others : And again 5 That woman is trulychtfte, that hath liber tie and opportunitie to fln, and willnot: what ever hee did, hee ftill thought that thatvoice was in his ears, Surgite mortuiy&veniteadju-dicium, Arife you dead and com to… … The Life • no thrift! 400. fetfom was fo ftyled ob <vetu&Atem Eloqttii,^—f or his graceful Eloquence: hee was difciple toEafebius: of an admirable wit in framing his Homilies • beloved and reverenced of all men: born at An-tioch of Noble parents, where hee entred into theMiniftrie, and was…
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