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now we ought to beware that we doe not forget all these considerations, in regard they all do add much to the wonder of Gods mercies: |
now we ought to beware that we do not forget all these considerations, in regard they all do add much to the wonder of God's Mercies: |
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Pausanias in Arcadicis observavit, ubi scribit Philippi Macedonis Regis liberos propterea tantis calamitatibus affectos fuissae, quod ipse fidem in pactis conventis, confaederatis datam, nihil faceret. Camerarius oper. subsic. l. 2. c. 78. How doth Agamemnon in Homer cry out against the breach of faith in the Trojans. which he sayes, God will avenge; whose sense we have in these Verses: Et superiuros violato foedere Troas Jupitere Coelis praesenti haud puniet ira, At quandoque graves magno cum faenore poenas Hi cum coniugibus & tota stirpe rependent. The very Heathen have set it as a brand on some people for breach of faith: Hence NONLATINALPHABET, Tit. 1. 12. he cites Epimenides for this, who sayes, NONLATINALPHABET, &c. So dolus Troianus in Plauti Pseudolo & Punicas•les, are taken up as Proverbs of reproach; so that this sin had alwayes a note of ignominy among the Heathen. Grat. de iure belli, l. 2. c. 13. |
Pausanias in Arcadia observavit, ubi Scribit Philippi Macedonis Regis Liberos propterea tantis calamitatibus affectos fuissae, quod ipse fidem in pactis conventis, confaederatis datam, nihil faceret. Camerarius Operate. subsic. l. 2. c. 78. How does Agamemnon in Homer cry out against the breach of faith in the Trojans. which he Says, God will avenge; whose sense we have in these Verses: Et superiuros violato foedere Troas Jupitere Coelis praesenti haud puniet ira, At quandoque graves magno cum faenore poenas Him cum coniugibus & tota stirpe rependent. The very Heathen have Set it as a brand on Some people for breach of faith: Hence, Tit. 1. 12. he cites Epimenides for this, who Says,, etc. So dolus Trojan in Plauti Pseudolo & Punicas•les, Are taken up as Proverbs of reproach; so that this since had always a note of ignominy among the Heathen. Grat. de iure Belli, l. 2. c. 13. |
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