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In this respect the Apostle Paul, calling the body an earthen house, addeth presently, be dissolved. To this purpose is Grotius his Paraphrase, In corpore multis malis obnoxio quod facile frangitur, we have this Treasure in bodies subject to many evils, and at last to a dissolution. This construction is that which both the Greek and Latine Fathers generally take it in. |
In this respect the Apostle Paul, calling the body an earthen house, adds presently, be dissolved. To this purpose is Grotius his paraphrase, In corpore multis malis obnoxio quod facile frangitur, we have this Treasure in bodies Subject to many evils, and At last to a dissolution. This construction is that which both the Greek and Latin Father's generally take it in. |
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