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whose judgment hangs in aequilibrio et aquipondio, in an equal poise and posture like to the Coffin of that Impostor Mahomet, betwixt two load-stones in the great Temple of Mecha, or as a pair of scales and balances that incline to neither side. |
whose judgement hangs in Equilibrium et aquipondio, in an equal poise and posture like to the Coffin of that Impostor Mahomet, betwixt two loadstones in the great Temple of Mecha, or as a pair of scales and balances that incline to neither side. |
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The second Ambodexters such a one Erasmus seemed to be in that speech. Certe apud me tantum valet Ecclesiae authoritas, ut cum Arianis et Pelagianis sentire possum si probasset ecclesia, quod isti docuerunt. Eras. Epist. illust. Bilibaldio. |
The second Ambodexters such a one Erasmus seemed to be in that speech. Certain apud me Tantum valet Ecclesiae Authoritas, ut cum Arians et Pelagianis sentire possum si probasset Church, quod Isti docuerunt. Eras. Epistle Illust. Bilibaldio. |
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