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Clarke, Samuel, 1599-1682 · London, Printed by W. Du-gard · leaf 91
p. Co druvkennefs and gltittonie our foils and bo*dies in the depth of hell. And, virtues ftparated, are annihilated : Equitie without goodneft is feveritie-, and H 3 Praier. Chariiic. Fait hand Drunkcn- nefsand Gluttonie. 54 I Life ofProfper. falticc without Pietie & crueUie. And3 font that… … PROSPER . The Life o/Profper, -*An^ Chrifti 450. erBi(hopof Rhegiuw in France, Scholar toAngufline, was famous for learning and pietie-, learnedly The Lt/ro/Profper. | 55 hee was afli-ture: hee learnedly confuted the Pelagian Here fie: he<duous in reading 5 efpecially of the Scripufually had the…
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