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First, Origen, citing for his opinion, Clement, whom hee cals the Disciple of the Apostles, takes those heauens, and that Earth, which our Antipodes, (and generally those that inhabit• the other Hemispheare ) inhabit, to be the new Heauens and the new Earth of this Text. Hee sayes, Oceanus intransibilis ad reliquos mundos, There are Worlds beyond these Worlds, beyond that Ocean, which wee cannot passe, |
First, Origen, citing for his opinion, Clement, whom he calls the Disciple of the Apostles, Takes those heavens, and that Earth, which our Antipodes, (and generally those that inhabit• the other Hemisphere) inhabit, to be the new Heavens and the new Earth of this Text. He Says, Oceanus intransibilis ad Reliquos mundos, There Are World's beyond these World's, beyond that Ocean, which we cannot pass, |
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