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and how absurd had it ben by denying so knowen a trouth, to haue geuen such aduantage to the aduersarie? Now that S. Paul in that sentence speaketh nothing of the cuppe, I will be tried by the most auncient and truest copies both Greke and Latine, |
and how absurd had it been by denying so known a troth, to have given such advantage to the adversary? Now that S. Paul in that sentence speaks nothing of the cup, I will be tried by the most ancient and Truest copies both Greek and Latin, |
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