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but hath spoken somtimes very plainly, sometimes obscurely, in such sort notwithstanding, that (as one of the auncient fathers hath heretofore well obserued) obscurity and darknes is tempered and mixed with plainnes and clearnes, to the end to sharpen and quicken our desire to search after that which we vnderstoode not at the first, |
but hath spoken sometimes very plainly, sometime obscurely, in such sort notwithstanding, that (as one of the ancient Father's hath heretofore well observed) obscurity and darkness is tempered and mixed with plainness and clearness, to the end to sharpen and quicken our desire to search After that which we understood not At the First, |
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