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yea, the greedy mind is as much tormented at the losse of a Groat, as with the paine of a Gut, and if it bee required to dispence somthing before his death, he answeres with the Daemoniacke, art thou come to torment mee before the time ? Hee that hath one pound in his purse, covets a talent; when he enjoyes that, he desires a thousand, ten thousand after that, |
yea, the greedy mind is as much tormented At the loss of a Groat, as with the pain of a Gut, and if it be required to dispense something before his death, he answers with the Demoniac, art thou come to torment me before the time? He that hath one pound in his purse, covets a talon; when he enjoys that, he Desires a thousand, ten thousand After that, |
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Mat. 8.29. Magis enim volumus a dipisci etiam ea, quae malè desideramus, quam liberari a desiderijs malis: & magis volumus ut non incidamus in ea quae arbitramur esse timenda, quam deponere inimicum amori dei timorem. Origen. in Mat. 19. |
Mathew 8.29. Magis enim volumus a dipisci etiam ea, Quae malè desideramus, quam liberari a desiderijs malis: & magis volumus ut non Incidamus in ea Quae arbitramur esse timenda, quam deponere Inimicum amori dei timorem. Origen. in Mathew 19. |
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