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Ex, from whence? from the two very last wordes Mortem Crucis. His raising to life opposed to Mortem, the sorrowes of death. The giuing of His Name; to Crucis, the shame of the Crosse. This dayes (Ex) was from death. His humiliauit, had beene ad h••um, to the ground. Nay further, into the ground; |
Ex, from whence? from the two very last words Mortem Crucis. His raising to life opposed to Mortem, the sorrows of death. The giving of His Name; to Crucis, the shame of the Cross. This days (Ex) was from death. His humiliauit, had been and h••um, to the ground. Nay further, into the ground; |
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