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11 Oct 2022: 1]. This people that knows not the Law are cursed; who themselves yet converse only with an aiery Ghost and shadow of Religion: though the Light of divine truth may seem

11 Oct 2022: us, that he might redeem us from all iniquity, and purifie unto himself a peculiar people, Zealous of good works. ... God, and they shall be my people: they shall be all Kings and Priests unto me.

11 Oct 2022: the Common people, who have not ability to apprehend things according to the very nature and essence of them. ... talk of Dreams and Visions when they came among the people.

11 Oct 2022: the Old Law, where none of the Holy seed <457> might marry with the people of any strange God.

11 Oct 2022: People endeavoured to apprehend them, but they ran too swift for them, and yet they nevertheless mowed as laboriously in their flight as before.

11 Oct 2022: deceased, attributing this to the state of Marriage, to be a means to bring people to happinesse eternall in another World.

11 Oct 2022: 1]. This people that knows not the Law are cursed; who themselves yet converse only with an aiery Ghost and shadow of Religion: though the Light of divine truth may seem

11 Oct 2022: the Old Law, where none of the Holy seed <457> might marry with the people of any strange God.

11 Oct 2022: us, that he might redeem us from all iniquity, and purifie unto himself a peculiar people, Zealous of good works. ... God, and they shall be my people: they shall be all Kings and Priests unto me.

11 Oct 2022: Things that are great or vehement, People are subject to suspect they rise from some Supernatural cause; insomuch that the Wind cannot be more then ordinarily high, but they are prone ... have had the greatest power to delude the people.

11 Oct 2022: People endeavoured to apprehend them, but they ran too swift for them, and yet they nevertheless mowed as laboriously in their flight as before.

11 Oct 2022: possession. And of all the people whom you will thereby make beholden to you, no-one will be more grateful to you than me who have always reaped such extraordinary pleasure

11 Oct 2022: the Honor of God and the Good of his people? All which gratulations of the Soul in her successful pursuits of Divine Truth would be utterly lost or prevented, if the

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Henry More, An Appendix to the Foregoing Antidote against Atheism, 2nd ed., from A Collection of Several Philosophical Writings (1662), pp. 143-174.

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Ralph Cudworth, A Sermon preached to the Honourable Society of Lincolnes-Inne (1664). [Normalised Text]. <A3v>. Imprimatur. Ex ædibus Lambeth. Octob. 3.

11 Oct 2022: Things that are great or vehement, People are subject to suspect they rise from some Supernatural cause; insomuch that the Wind cannot be more then ordinarily high, but they are prone ... have had the greatest power to delude the people.

11 Oct 2022: hath made us, and not we our selves, we are his People and the Sheep of his Pasture.

11 Oct 2022: possession. And of all the people whom you will thereby make beholden to you, no-one will be more grateful to you than me who have always reaped such extraordinary pleasure

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Henry More, Psychozoia, 2nd ed., from Philosophicall Poems (1647), pp. B7r-71. [Normalised Text]. <B7r>. TO THE READER,. Upon the first Canto of. PSYCHOZOIA.

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Henry More, ‘Epistola H. Mori ad V. C. (English translation by A. R. Hall with scholia translated by Christian Hengstermann)’, from Opera omnia, I (1679),

11 Oct 2022: the Honor of God and the Good of his people? All which gratulations of the Soul in her successful pursuits of Divine Truth would be utterly lost or prevented, if the

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Henry More, An Appendix to the Foregoing Antidote against Atheism, 2nd ed., from A Collection of Several Philosophical Writings (1662), pp. 143-174.

11 Oct 2022: For if it were not lawful to offer up the blind or lame under the Law, sure the Priest ought <a3v> to be neither under the Gospel, nor yet the People

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Henry More, An Antidote against Atheism, 3rd ed., from A Collection of Several Philosophical Writings (1662), pp. 9-36. [Normalised Text]. <9>. AN. ANTIDOTE.

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Ralph Cudworth, A Sermon preached to the Honourable Society of Lincolnes-Inne (1664). [Diplomatic Text]. <A3v>. Imprimatur. Ex ædibus Lambeth. Octob. 3.

11 Oct 2022: hath made us, and not we our selves, we are his People and the Sheep of his Pasture.

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Henry More, ‘Epistola H. Mori ad V. C. (English translation by A. R. Hall with scholia translated by Christian Hengstermann)’, from Opera omnia, I (1679),

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Henry More, Psychozoia, 2nd ed., from Philosophicall Poems (1647), pp. B7r-71. [Diplomatic Text]. <B7r>. TO THE READER,. Upon the first Canto of. PSYCHOZOIA.

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Henry More, Divine Dialogues (1668), pp. A2r-167. [Normalised Text]. <A2r>. THE. PUBLISHER. TO. THE READER. Reader,. THough it may well seem needless to

11 Oct 2022: For if it were not lawful to offer up the blind or lame under the Law, sure the Priest ought <a3v> to be neither under the Gospel, nor yet the People

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Henry More, An Antidote against Atheism, 3rd ed., from A Collection of Several Philosophical Writings (1662), pp. 9-36. [Diplomatic Text]. <9>. AN. ANTIDOTE.

11 Oct 2022: other People; though we should omit the Terms of Three distinct Persons, which are neither built upon Scripture or sound Reason. ... If now we should neglect that Phrase of Three distinct Persons, which is a Stone of Offence to Jews as well as Turks, and

11 Oct 2022: 12. 31. where the People were put under Saws and Harrows of Iron, made to pass thorough Brickilns: a thing intolerable to behold; dreadful to read of: (tho' in this impotent

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Henry More, An Antidote against Atheism, 3rd ed., from A Collection of Several Philosophical Writings (1662), pp. 37-85. [Normalised Text]. <37>. AN.

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Henry More, The Defence of the Threefold Cabbala, 2nd ed., from A Collection of Several Philosophical Writings (1662), pp. 99-151. [Normalised Text]. <99>.

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Henry More, Divine Dialogues (1668), pp. A2r-167. [Diplomatic Text]. <A2r>. THE. PUBLISHER. TO. THE READER. Reader,. THough it may well seem needless to

11 Oct 2022: God envies not his people any good, but being infinitely bountifull is pleased to impart himself to them in this life, so far as they are capable of his Communications: they

11 Oct 2022: Not as in the 2. Sam. 12. 31. To put People under Saws and Harrows of Iron, and make them pass through Brick-Kilns: A thing intolerable to behold, dreadful to ... 2. The Extent of it: To the Jew first, and to all other People.

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Henry More, The Immortality of the Soul, 2nd ed., from A Collection of Several Philosophical Writings (1662), pp. 58-144. [Normalised Text]. <58>. THE.

11 Oct 2022: other People; though we should omit the Terms of Three distinct Persons, which are neither built upon Scripture or sound Reason. ... If now we should neglect that Phrase of Three distinct Persons, which is a Stone of Offence to Jews as well as Turks, and

11 Oct 2022: 12. 31. where the People were put under Saws and Harrows of Iron, made to pass thorough Brickilns: a thing intolerable to behold; dreadful to read of: (tho' in this impotent

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Benjamin Whichcote, Eight Letters of Dr. Antony Tuckney, and Dr. Benjamin Whichcote (1753), 2nd pagination, i-xl, 1-134. [Normalised Text]. <1>. To The.

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Henry More, An Antidote against Atheism, 3rd ed., from A Collection of Several Philosophical Writings (1662), pp. 37-85. [Diplomatic Text]. <37>. AN.

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Henry More, The Defence of the Threefold Cabbala, 2nd ed., from A Collection of Several Philosophical Writings (1662), pp. 99-151. [Diplomatic Text]. <99>.

11 Oct 2022: God envies not his people any good, but being infinitely bountifull is pleased to impart himself to them in this life, so far as they are capable of his Communications: they

11 Oct 2022: Not as in the 2. Sam. 12. 31. To put People under Saws and Harrows of Iron, and make them pass through Brick-Kilns: A thing intolerable to behold, dreadful to ... 2. The Extent of it: To the Jew first, and to all other People.

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Henry More, The Immortality of the Soul, 2nd ed., from A Collection of Several Philosophical Writings (1662), pp. 58-144. [Diplomatic Text]. <58>. THE.

11 Oct 2022: Search site content. Browse by Author. About the Cambridge Platonists. Publication History. Benjamin Whichcote, Eight Letters of Dr. Antony Tuckney, and Dr. Benjamin Whichcote (1753), 2nd pagination, i-xl, 1-134. [Diplomatic Text]. <1>. To The.