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Helps to humiliationHelpes to humiliation

Name: Helps to humiliation
Author: Robert Bolton

Robert Bolton 1572–1631London: printed by T. Cotes for Peter Whaly, 1630

[10], 149 p. · 9.2k words · STC 3234.5 · ESTC S210

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HELPS TO HUMILIATION.HELPS TO HVMILIATION.

Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.

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:62p. 29§5

Not utterly,¹ but it generally dwells in them; so far only they have use of it, as to leave them without excuse Rom. 1. 19. 20.

Not vtterly,¹ but it generally dwels in them; so farre onely they haue vse of it, as to leaue them without excuse Rom. 1. 19. 20.

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:63p. 29§5

A mans life is to be §6preserved: Now self preservation is so ingrafted into the blood and veins; that therefore the self-murderer sins:

A mans life is to bee §6preserued: Now selfe preseruation is so ingrafted into the blood and veines; that therefore the selfe-murderer sinnes:

:64p. 29§6

Against God the Father.

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