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1 1|     things, which, if it be not granted, the whole subject-matter
2 1|          For example, let it be granted that the washing of an infant
3 1|    indifferent thing, let it be granted also that the magistrate
4 1|      therefore, such a power be granted unto the civil magistrate
5 1|     given them, habitations are granted, and they all join together,
6 1|  constitution of the government granted him, nor ever was in the
7 1|        the same rights that are granted to others. Is it permitted
8 1|      But if these things may be granted to Jews and Pagans, surely
9 1| opinions (which might have been granted), that has produced all