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1   1,   0|     that the calmer pursuits of philosophy combined with oratory, would
2   1,   0|         the degree of Master in Philosophy, Luther now in his twentieth
3   1,   0|         the gospel, and between philosophy and the gospel; distinctions
4   1,   0|          and thus a more genial philosophy being exhibited to them,
5   1,   0|         made the Gospel bend to Philosophy, that is to say, he encouraged
6   1,   0|    doctrines of the Church into philosophy; and this fourth age was
7   1,   0|        to bless the pursuits of Philosophy, and direct and support
8   1,   0|          between the Gospel and Philosophy," "on the dignity of political
9   2,   2| expositions fraught with divine philosophy; whilst by his pious counsels