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an habitation of Deuils, and a cage of cleane spirits. Their libertie was a thing so farre beyond their expectation, that it seemed as impossible, as their captiuitie seemed insoluble. |
an habitation of Devils, and a cage of clean spirits. Their liberty was a thing so Far beyond their expectation, that it seemed as impossible, as their captivity seemed insoluble. |
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Note 0 |
Ier. 50.39. and Isa•. 13.19, 20, 21, 22. |
Jeremiah 50.39. and Isa•. 13.19, 20, 21, 22. |
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Note 1 |
Tam admirabilis quam captiuitas videbatur insolubilu. ••usc. |
Tam admirabilis quam captiuitas Videbatur insolubilu. ••usc. |
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