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evident: Anyto take good care, that thethe Dessire of Reformation that drawethon the Change audiso the Des1re fChange that retendeth the Reforma tion. Furthermore, ali NOVELΤY, though perhaps it must not e reject-ed, et ought everrioie held suspected. An lastly, a the Scripture directς, Let tis male a sancupo the antient Vos, and then Do aboni us and ij coveri bat is hebraight an right Way, anis ara incit.

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rejected, et that NEGATIVE S more pregnant of Direction, than a INDO FINITE; a Asheyare more generative than Dust.

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that hen herans uterediim, he etchedone of his Brows p to his Forehead, and bent the ther down to his Chin: Respondes, altero ad frontem subiato, auero ad mentum depresso supercilio, crudelitatem tibi non lucere. OTAE R thin to Carr it by speakin a great ord, and that in a peremptor Stile: Anys in the go, and take forarante that, hicli the can

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of SOL 1 Tu DE, ut rom a Desire of se . questring a Man's self, in orde to attendhigher contemplations ' Such as is found o have been, ut affectedi and Dignedly, in ome of the Heathem asin E menides the Candian, Numa the Roman Empedocus the Sicilian and Apollonius os diana, An trul and reali in divers of the Antient Hermiis, and Hol Father of the Church. Bur litti do Men perceive in themean Time What that is hicli is called