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Gods Church is as the bush, that burnt, and consumed not, as the Palme-tree, that spreadeth, and springeth vp the more it is oppressed: as the bottle, or bladder, that may be dipped, but cannot be drowned: as the Oke, that taketh heart to grace from the maimes and wounds giuen it, |
God's Church is as the bush, that burned, and consumed not, as the Palm tree, that spreadeth, and springs up the more it is oppressed: as the Bottle, or bladder, that may be dipped, but cannot be drowned: as the Oak, that Takes heart to grace from the maims and wounds given it, |
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Note 2 |
NONLATINALPHABET. Sibyll. Mergitur interdum, sed non submergitur vnquam. Merses profundo; pulchrior euenit. Luctere; multa proruet integrum Cum laude victorem. Horat. Carm. 4.4. |
. Sibyl. Mergitur Interdum, sed non submergitur vnquam. Merses profundo; pulchrior euenit. Luctere; Multa proruet integrum Cum laud Victorem. Horatio Carm 4.4. |
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Note 3 |
Duris vt ilex tonsa bipennibus per damna, per caedes ab ipso ducit opes animum { que } ferro. Ibid. |
Duris vt ilex tonsa bipennibus per Damna, per caedes ab ipso Ducit opes animum { que } Ferro. Ibid |
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