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 1   Text, I    |     abroad, and may make ill Men less daring, and those that
 2   Text, II   |      regard to any number of Men, to Ambition, the Love of
 3   Text, IV   |     and Guide; and to permit Men to make use of that as an
 4   Text, XII  |      the Testimonies of Holy Men who have stil'd the Son
 5   Text, XV   |                XV. But these Men, who are liable themselves,
 6   Text, XVI  |   Method of Generation among Men, must introduce God as subject
 7   Text, XVI  |   Knowledg of the Actions of Men.  ~
 8   Text, XVII |      that word implies among Men; as if in both Cases it
 9   Text, XVII | unbegotten and unmade; while Men and Angels, and whatsoever
10   Text, XVIII|   according as happens among Men, for he is Unbegotten; and
11   Text, XXII |    to be after the manner of Men; but with ease, and divine :
12   Text, XXV  |      to the Doctrine of Holy Men in all things. From whom,
13   Text, XXV  |      political Changes among Men, no more than we can change
14   Text, XXVII|    for the giving of Laws to Men, making use of the Comforter
15   Text, XXVII|      to fear the Censures of Men, nor to be impos'd on by
16   Text, XXVII|     so highly esteem'd among Men, is utterly insufficient
17   Text, XXVII|    shame. For a multitude of Men in all their splendor is