The Ecclesiastical Polity and Other Works of Richard Hooker, Volume 1Holdworth and Ball, 1830 - Church polity |
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Page 86
... perfection of knowledge . Unto that which hath been already set downt concerning Natural Agents , this we must add ... perfection to seek , are in lower the more remiss , not esteeming thereof so much as those things do , which have no ...
... perfection of knowledge . Unto that which hath been already set downt concerning Natural Agents , this we must add ... perfection to seek , are in lower the more remiss , not esteeming thereof so much as those things do , which have no ...
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... perfection consisteth in that which is best for them , but not in that which is simply best , as ours doth ; secondly , because whatsoever external perfection they tend unto , it is not better than themselves , as ours is . How just ...
... perfection consisteth in that which is best for them , but not in that which is simply best , as ours doth ; secondly , because whatsoever external perfection they tend unto , it is not better than themselves , as ours is . How just ...
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... perfection : first , a sensual , consisting in those things which very life itself requireth either as necessary supplements , or as beau- ties and ornaments thereof ; then , an intellectual , consisting in those things which none ...
... perfection : first , a sensual , consisting in those things which very life itself requireth either as necessary supplements , or as beau- ties and ornaments thereof ; then , an intellectual , consisting in those things which none ...
Contents
THE EDITORS INTRODUCTION | ix |
PAGE | xvi |
Two Sermons on part of St Judes Epistle 462 | cxx |
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