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Excerpt from A Discourse in Six Dialogues on the Name, Notion, and Observation of the Lord's Day: With an Account of Several Canons, Decrees, and Laws, Foreign and English, for the Keeping It Holy; The Way of Worship in the Church of England Vindicated; And an Office, or Collection of Devotions, Proper for the Day
Age5. So' that, if in multiplicity of cita tions there appear Vanity, Often tat1on or Digreflion, 'model'cy and Honefly mull: make my excufe, who acknowledge, with G'liny that to chufe rather to be taken in a theft than to give every Man his due is obnoxit' Animi (or infalicis Ingentt. And herein I follow the example of 'st. Jorom, who profeflbs that in a great meafure he maile only a Collefiion of what others before him had laid on the fizme Subjefh. 11nd ifl fay' what has bin often faid, I do it on St. Aughfiine's reajon, That 'tisfi)r the good of Uni/bfhnrch that the jame things be written by diverji Wen that [0 the Truth may jpread the further. But the Apa/lle hat ahetter'nvarrantfor me (heb. I. I.) God at fundry times afid m diverro manners hath fpoken (the/ante thing) to the Fathers and as.
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Excerpt from A Discourse in Six Dialogues on the Name, Notion, and Observation of the Lord's Day: With an Account of Several Canons, Decrees, and Laws, Foreign and English, for the Keeping It Holy; The Way of Worship in the Church of England Vindicated; And an Office, or Collection of Devotions, Proper for the Day
Age5. So' that, if in multiplicity of cita tions there appear Vanity, Often tat1on or Digreflion, 'model'cy and Honefly mull: make my excufe, who acknowledge, with G'liny that to chufe rather to be taken in a theft than to give every Man his due is obnoxit' Animi (or infalicis Ingentt. And herein I follow the example of 'st. Jorom, who profeflbs that in a great meafure he maile only a Collefiion of what others before him had laid on the fizme Subjefh. 11nd ifl fay' what has bin often faid, I do it on St. Aughfiine's reajon, That 'tisfi)r the good of Uni/bfhnrch that the jame things be written by diverji Wen that [0 the Truth may jpread the further. But the Apa/lle hat ahetter'nvarrantfor me (heb. I. I.) God at fundry times afid m diverro manners hath fpoken (the/ante thing) to the Fathers and as.
About the Publisher
Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com
This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
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