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quadgram | frequency |
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the church of england | 1426 |
of the church of | 1162 |
early english books online | 1028 |
the word of god | 700 |
the church of rome | 611 |
the power of the | 547 |
in the time of | 467 |
the rest of the | 431 |
the house of commons | 430 |
in the ecclesiastical court | 418 |
characters represented either as | 382 |
represented either as utf | 382 |
notes for div a | 349 |
in the case of | 349 |
in the name of | 338 |
in the church of | 315 |
the authority of the | 314 |
the law of nature | 313 |
the worship of god | 298 |
that is to say | 297 |
the law of god | 292 |
as well as the | 282 |
to the terms of | 280 |
by the institutions providing | 279 |
described above is co | 279 |
work described above is | 279 |
of the work described | 279 |
encoded edition of the | 279 |
owned by the institutions | 279 |
to the early english | 279 |
even for commercial purposes | 279 |
text is available for | 279 |
financial support to the | 279 |
for keying and markup | 279 |
text can be copied | 279 |
keyed and coded from | 279 |
this phase i text | 279 |
english books online text | 279 |
all without asking permission | 279 |
tcp assigned for keying | 279 |
the text can be | 279 |
online text creation partnership | 279 |
coded from proquest page | 279 |
the terms of creative | 279 |
assigned for keying and | 279 |
support to the early | 279 |
terms of creative commons | 279 |
the work described above | 279 |
is available for reuse | 279 |
text and markup reviewed | 279 |
from proquest page images | 279 |
encoded text transcribed from | 279 |
phase i text is | 279 |
images scanned from microfilm | 279 |
providing financial support to | 279 |
the early english books | 279 |
this keyboarded and encoded | 279 |
edition of the work | 279 |
markup reviewed and edited | 279 |
and markup reviewed and | 279 |
according to the terms | 279 |
books online text creation | 279 |
institutions providing financial support | 279 |
keyboarded and encoded edition | 279 |
the institutions providing financial | 279 |
and coded from proquest | 279 |
and encoded edition of | 279 |
i text is available | 279 |
the doctrine of the | 273 |
at the same time | 272 |
the name of the | 269 |
the bishop of rome | 267 |
is not to be | 265 |
of the house of | 264 |
by the law of | 254 |
the government of the | 248 |
the law of the | 245 |
the time of the | 244 |
for the most part | 236 |
ought not to be | 234 |
in matters of religion | 229 |
to the church of | 223 |
the laws of the | 214 |
that it is not | 214 |
ocm this keyboarded and | 213 |
estc r ocm this | 208 |
r ocm this keyboarded | 208 |
the doctrin of the | 205 |
the king and his | 204 |
on the other side | 203 |
iv tiff page images | 202 |
that can be made | 201 |
one and the same | 198 |
in the mean time | 198 |
if there was a | 197 |
the true nature of | 195 |
was divided into two | 195 |
can be made about | 192 |
be made about the | 192 |
be aware of the | 192 |
or elements to simplify | 191 |
in oxford and michigan | 191 |
the print record of | 191 |
characters or elements to | 191 |
text strings within braces | 191 |
create accurately transcribed and | 191 |
processed by university of | 191 |
created during phase of | 191 |
to encode one copy | 191 |
there was a compelling | 191 |
structural encoding based on | 191 |
keyers to be redone | 191 |
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take and use these | 191 |
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domain as of january | 191 |
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by a tcp editor | 191 |
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returned to the keyers | 191 |
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marked as illegible were | 191 |
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the tei in libraries | 191 |
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remaining illegibles were encoded | 191 |
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mind that in all | 191 |
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their works are eligible | 191 |
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users should bear in | 191 |
on the new cambridge | 191 |
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intended to range over | 191 |
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encoding was enhanced and | 191 |
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accuracy and those which | 191 |
first editions of a | 191 |
the universities of michigan | 191 |
did not meet qa | 191 |
to page images in | 191 |
at the text creation | 191 |
tcp data is very | 191 |
record of the period | 191 |
usual project restraints of | 191 |
their early english books | 191 |
texts have been issued | 191 |
the process of creating | 191 |
markup guidelines are available | 191 |
then their works are | 191 |
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of michigan and oxford | 191 |
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filling in of gaps | 191 |
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respectfully request that due | 191 |
michigan and oxford and | 191 |
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compelling reason to do | 191 |
have been transformed into | 191 |
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transformed into placeholder characters | 191 |
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a partnership between the | 191 |
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by proquest via their | 191 |
carried out by editorial | 191 |
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gaps by user contributors | 191 |
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universities of michigan and | 191 |
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language title published between | 191 |
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was proofread for accuracy | 191 |
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the king of england | 121 |
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in matters of faith | 64 |
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of the bishops of | 64 |
scripture as interpreted by | 64 |
to the rules of | 64 |
the body of christ | 64 |
be said to be | 64 |
the judgement of the | 64 |
by the hand of | 64 |
or any of them | 64 |
the substance of the | 64 |
fox acts and monuments | 63 |
a prohibition was granted | 63 |
for liberty of conscience | 63 |
that he would not | 63 |
in the spiritual court | 63 |
each person of sound | 63 |
with the church of | 62 |
the bishops and clergy | 62 |
any part of the | 62 |
the act of parliament | 62 |
of the catholick church | 62 |
and it is not | 62 |
in the yeare of | 62 |
for there is no | 62 |
the rest of his | 62 |
of original in huntington | 62 |
the first year of | 62 |
the kingdom of heaven | 62 |
canons of the church | 62 |
the face of the | 62 |
and the church of | 62 |
original in huntington library | 62 |
in the matter of | 61 |
that the power of | 61 |
name of the lord | 61 |
members of the church | 61 |
to take away the | 61 |
i know not what | 61 |
by the bishop of | 61 |
against the law of | 61 |
of the oath of | 61 |
and there is no | 61 |
great part of the | 61 |
we are not to | 61 |
the sight of god | 61 |
the pope and his | 61 |
under the great seal | 61 |
the discipline of the | 60 |
in favour of the | 60 |
the constitution of the | 60 |
the roman catholick church | 60 |
the knowledge of the | 60 |
in the state of | 60 |
the name of god | 60 |
greatest part of the | 60 |
in the world to | 60 |
of original in the | 60 |
the spirit of the | 60 |
and xml conversion the | 60 |
according to the laws | 59 |
in the dayes of | 59 |
in the councell of | 59 |
the house of peers | 59 |
they are bound to | 59 |
in opposition to the | 59 |
if they had been | 59 |
by the power of | 59 |
of the same nature | 59 |
in the hearts of | 59 |
by vertue of the | 58 |
the church and state | 58 |
and in the same | 58 |
the order of the | 58 |
by the same reason | 58 |
the most part of | 58 |
of the laws of | 58 |
to the use of | 58 |
as much as the | 58 |
the thing it self | 58 |
the liberties of the | 58 |
the kings of the | 58 |
power of the church | 58 |
so much as the | 58 |
to all the world | 57 |
and not to be | 57 |
the rule of the | 57 |
the th year of | 57 |
authority of the church | 57 |
it was in the | 57 |
so that it is | 57 |
in the defence of | 57 |
in his epistle to | 57 |
unity of the church | 57 |
by the spirit of | 57 |
in the days of | 57 |
for the safety of | 57 |
as long as they | 57 |
the assent of the | 57 |
of the church to | 57 |
they ought to be | 57 |
in the opinion of | 57 |
the bishops of the | 57 |
in the act of | 57 |
the affairs of the | 57 |
for the church of | 56 |
by the canon law | 56 |
the king of france | 56 |
in the same place | 56 |
without the consent of | 56 |
of the late king | 56 |
the councell of trent | 56 |
the souls of men | 56 |
in the times of | 56 |
the crown of england | 56 |
and that is the | 56 |
the example of the | 56 |
every ordinance of man | 56 |
the kingdome of england | 56 |
of the kings of | 56 |
the things that are | 55 |
in defence of the | 55 |
of the church is | 55 |
that there is not | 55 |
our lord jesus christ | 55 |
that they could not | 55 |
the preaching of the | 55 |
the minister of god | 55 |
by the advice of | 55 |
and that it was | 55 |
the princes of the | 55 |
that he could not | 55 |
the exercise of the | 55 |
the will of the | 55 |
of those who are | 55 |
the title of the | 55 |
the name of a | 55 |
the house of the | 55 |
is an act of | 55 |
may and ought to | 55 |
in the primitive church | 54 |
the administration of the | 54 |
in the first year | 54 |
was not to be | 54 |
commons assembled in parliament | 54 |
r this keyboarded and | 54 |
be admitted to the | 54 |
every one of them | 54 |
defender of the faith | 54 |
in the book of | 54 |
the custome of the | 54 |
estc r this keyboarded | 54 |
to the honour of | 54 |
but if it be | 54 |
in the life of | 54 |
by king henry the | 54 |
year of his reign | 54 |
that they should not | 54 |
of so great a | 54 |
that they were not | 54 |
the see of rome | 53 |
of the true religion | 53 |
and liberties of the | 53 |
of life and death | 53 |
there ought to be | 53 |
power of the magistrate | 53 |
the imperial crown of | 53 |
the king of spaine | 53 |
of christ and his | 53 |
the people of england | 53 |
under the notion of | 53 |
by the consent of | 53 |
in the face of | 53 |
power of the keyes | 53 |
solemn league and covenant | 53 |
to the number of | 53 |
original in the british | 52 |
the meaning of the | 52 |
for the sake of | 52 |
the question is not | 52 |
as well as others | 52 |
of the kingdome of | 52 |
fathers of the church | 52 |
for the government of | 52 |
and it may be | 52 |
the command of the | 52 |
to every ordinance of | 52 |
to the doctrine of | 52 |
the cause of god | 52 |
in the british library | 52 |
that they would not | 52 |
of the statute of | 52 |
tithes shall be paid | 52 |
to the king in | 52 |
over the consciences of | 51 |
the life of the | 51 |
end of the world | 51 |
of all the rest | 51 |
the queen of scots | 51 |
that there was a | 51 |
the prince of orange | 51 |
it could not be | 51 |
the nature of a | 51 |
so much as to | 51 |
upon the statute of | 51 |
all parts of the | 51 |
the jurisdiction of the | 51 |
to the rest of | 51 |
in the th year | 51 |
as each person of | 51 |
is not so much | 51 |
the office of the | 51 |
state of the church | 51 |
king charles the first | 51 |
any thing in the | 51 |
it to be a | 51 |
and one of the | 51 |
as it is in | 51 |
to king henry the | 50 |
of the three estates | 50 |
of the lords of | 50 |
it was said by | 50 |
to prove that the | 50 |
of the reformed churches | 50 |
to be admitted to | 50 |
the fear of god | 50 |
there is but one | 50 |
sign of the cross | 50 |
in the words of | 50 |
state of the question | 50 |
from the law of | 50 |
the old and new | 50 |
that he was a | 50 |
and government of the | 50 |
the bishop of the | 50 |
of the lords and | 50 |
in the hand of | 49 |
in the county of | 49 |
and of our reign | 49 |
the light of the | 49 |
god and the king | 49 |
the power of a | 49 |
body of the church | 49 |
during the time of | 49 |
taken out of the | 49 |
to be the true | 49 |
communion of the church | 49 |
of the duke of | 49 |
of the roman catholick | 49 |
of some of the | 49 |
if they be not | 49 |
in the body of | 49 |
give me leave to | 49 |
is contrary to the | 49 |
in the christian church | 49 |
it would be a | 49 |
we are bound to | 49 |
of the whole church | 49 |
the yeare of christ | 49 |
in behalf of the | 49 |
year of the reign | 49 |
the king to be | 49 |
the members of the | 49 |
and the power of | 48 |
the service of the | 48 |
one of the greatest | 48 |
the honour of god | 48 |
in the council of | 48 |
the true state of | 48 |
of that which is | 48 |
the articles of religion | 48 |
given under our signet | 48 |
that he was not | 48 |
the kirk of scotland | 48 |
to the prejudice of | 48 |
to the civil magistrate | 48 |
as well as they | 48 |
that the king was | 48 |
in the behalf of | 48 |
by some of the | 48 |
it is not lawfull | 48 |
the sword of the | 48 |
given to the king | 47 |
king henry the th | 47 |
church of england in | 47 |
by the house of | 47 |
to the rule of | 47 |
as he is a | 47 |
and the good of | 47 |
contrary to the laws | 47 |
of god in the | 47 |
that the bishop of | 47 |
in as much as | 47 |
as long as the | 47 |
they could not be | 47 |
the generality of the | 47 |
and on the other | 47 |
to the judgment of | 47 |
the nobility and gentry | 47 |
act of parliament made | 47 |
of the book of | 47 |
the king of kings | 47 |
out of the synagogue | 47 |
to be done in | 47 |
the sentence of the | 47 |
the consideration of the | 47 |
to the king as | 47 |
that according to the | 47 |
it is not in | 47 |
of the state of | 47 |
the authority of a | 47 |
the bishop of winchester | 47 |
and some of them | 47 |
crown of this realm | 47 |
it is not so | 47 |
and the law of | 47 |
that they did not | 46 |
it may not be | 46 |
are not bound to | 46 |
old and new testament | 46 |
not of this world | 46 |
the realm of england | 46 |
guardian of the spiritualties | 46 |
king edward the sixth | 46 |
have a mind to | 46 |
the king in the | 46 |
and so it is | 46 |
the day of the | 46 |
the rule of faith | 46 |
if it were not | 46 |
not be able to | 46 |
by the light of | 46 |
to the destruction of | 46 |
to take notice of | 46 |
and as to the | 46 |
whole body of the | 46 |
king henry the eight | 46 |
one of the most | 46 |
the case of a | 46 |
so long as they | 46 |
for a long time | 46 |
to take up arms | 46 |
to the judgement of | 46 |
the act of the | 46 |
the reformation of the | 45 |
union theological seminary library | 45 |
to the court of | 45 |
the king of spain | 45 |
great seal of england | 45 |
by the king and | 45 |
as an heathen man | 45 |
contrary to the law | 45 |
that he did not | 45 |
the service of god | 45 |
and a little after | 45 |
to be put to | 45 |
an account of the | 45 |
and not in the | 45 |
at the beginning of | 45 |
for the same reason | 45 |
that it might be | 45 |
his heirs and successors | 45 |
them out of the | 45 |
by vertue of his | 45 |
the time to come | 45 |
to the peace and | 45 |
the first part of | 45 |
which is to be | 45 |
from the beginning of | 45 |
the world to come | 45 |
from the time of | 45 |
there is nothing more | 45 |
of the ministers of | 44 |
the manner of the | 44 |
the communion of saints | 44 |
ought to have been | 44 |
is to be understood | 44 |
yet it is not | 44 |
sons of the church | 44 |
of the body of | 44 |
of the th of | 44 |
and it is a | 44 |
to be put in | 44 |
there must be a | 44 |
lords of our privy | 44 |
for the honour of | 44 |
the maintenance of the | 44 |
but that which is | 44 |
in the end of | 44 |
the hand of god | 44 |
authority of the king | 44 |
that he should be | 44 |
to the authority of | 44 |
in respect of his | 44 |
the intention of the | 44 |
the word and sacraments | 44 |
to preach the gospel | 44 |
the lords of our | 44 |
the roman catholick religion | 44 |
and that in the | 44 |
be the doctrin of | 44 |
the rules of the | 44 |
may be said to | 44 |
the great seal of | 44 |
by vertue of this | 44 |
by the holy ghost | 44 |
to the government of | 44 |
in the law of | 44 |
power of life and | 44 |
the kingdom of god | 44 |
in any of the | 43 |
there is no need | 43 |
it is evident that | 43 |
to this i answer | 43 |
the yeare of our | 43 |
if it be said | 43 |
that this is the | 43 |
if he had been | 43 |
with between and defects | 43 |
in the cause of | 43 |
in the primitive times | 43 |
between and defects per | 43 |
as one of the | 43 |
texts with between and | 43 |
and authority of the | 43 |
is to be done | 43 |
of texts with between | 43 |
to be done by | 43 |
any thing that is | 43 |
if they do not | 43 |
for any man to | 43 |
to submit to the | 43 |
for it is not | 43 |
the fathers of the | 43 |
the church of the | 43 |
and at the same | 43 |
as well as his | 43 |
all the bishops of | 43 |
out of the world | 42 |
is as much as | 42 |
to the peace of | 42 |
if there were no | 42 |
of the reformed religion | 42 |
to be the doctrin | 42 |
the pleasure of the | 42 |
it must needs be | 42 |
we ought not to | 42 |
of our reign the | 42 |
subject to the higher | 42 |
the primary subject of | 42 |
of the earl of | 42 |
was so far from | 42 |
the parliament of england | 42 |
and this was the | 42 |
from the communion of | 42 |
imperial crown of this | 42 |
the institution of the | 42 |
take up arms against | 42 |
they are not to | 42 |
the word of the | 42 |
against the bishop of | 42 |
that part of the | 42 |
as is evident by | 42 |
yeare of our lord | 42 |
scripture as each person | 42 |
the election of the | 42 |
of christ in the | 42 |
if they had not | 42 |
the clergy of the | 41 |
to be one of | 41 |
be given to the | 41 |
the second part of | 41 |
the hearts of the | 41 |
to the knowledge of | 41 |
what can be more | 41 |
the testimony of the | 41 |
that there may be | 41 |
of the doctrine of | 41 |
the first and second | 41 |
to the lords table | 41 |
for the lords sake | 41 |
by the rules of | 41 |
in relation to the | 41 |
the first of these | 41 |
by the help of | 41 |
body of the people | 41 |
that they might be | 41 |
of the hands of | 41 |
about the same time | 41 |
as not to be | 41 |
and if there be | 41 |
in so much that | 41 |
there is not a | 41 |
according to the word | 41 |
that he is not | 41 |
as he is the | 41 |
there is not one | 41 |
the decrees of the | 41 |
man and a publican | 41 |
is the doctrin of | 41 |
as well as a | 41 |
but it is not | 41 |
as it is a | 41 |
between the king and | 41 |
by virtue of the | 41 |
the judges of the | 41 |
the midst of the | 41 |
to that of the | 41 |
in the use of | 41 |
in the government of | 41 |
to the consideration of | 41 |
as you may read | 41 |
the king is not | 40 |
church of england to | 40 |
for the service of | 40 |
church of england is | 40 |
if there be no | 40 |
for the benefit of | 40 |
in all parts of | 40 |
the exercise of his | 40 |
a vindication of the | 40 |
is nothing else but | 40 |
from the authority of | 40 |
after the manner of | 40 |
of the clergy of | 40 |
both in church and | 40 |
that if a man | 40 |
the king is the | 40 |
reverend father in god | 40 |
it is not a | 40 |
book of common prayer | 40 |
the blood of the | 40 |
by reason of his | 40 |
by reason of their | 40 |
he ought to have | 40 |
of the highest power | 40 |
and that there is | 40 |
in a state of | 40 |
he is to be | 40 |
to which i answer | 40 |
heathen man and a | 40 |
that he should not | 40 |
to the bishops of | 40 |
of god and the | 40 |
to the good of | 40 |
for the time to | 40 |
ought not to have | 40 |
casting out of the | 40 |
there is no other | 40 |
and that by the | 40 |
the sacrifice of the | 40 |
so far as they | 40 |
under our signet at | 39 |
the children of the | 39 |
affairs of the church | 39 |
to the crown of | 39 |
so much as a | 39 |
and power of the | 39 |
the proceedings of the | 39 |
for my part i | 39 |
the whole church of | 39 |
ecclesiastical court for the | 39 |
by the example of | 39 |
printed in the year | 39 |
lords and commons in | 39 |
the authority of god | 39 |
the doctrin of scripture | 39 |
and that the king | 39 |
of the several shires | 39 |
it to be the | 39 |
as in the case | 39 |
of the church by | 39 |
of the pope and | 39 |
the truth of god | 39 |
of the lord jesus | 39 |
the priests and levites | 39 |
is the duty of | 39 |
never be able to | 39 |
the form of the | 39 |
of the councell of | 39 |
of any of the | 39 |
in a short time | 39 |
of god and man | 39 |
was the opinion of | 39 |
the church of corinth | 39 |
of the truth of | 39 |
take upon them to | 39 |
to be given to | 39 |
contrary to the word | 39 |
it is a thing | 39 |
that it was the | 39 |
so far as to | 39 |
the kings most excellent | 39 |
in the person of | 39 |
the exercise of it | 39 |
by the death of | 39 |
for div a e | 39 |
it may be said | 39 |
there could be no | 39 |
exercise of their religion | 38 |
and so it was | 38 |
and contrary to the | 38 |
the court of the | 38 |
not according to the | 38 |
he ought not to | 38 |
betwixt the king and | 38 |
in his answer to | 38 |
the powers of the | 38 |
the care of the | 38 |
the teachers of this | 38 |
put an end to | 38 |
to the principles of | 38 |
in the same manner | 38 |
there is no reason | 38 |
law of god and | 38 |
rule of faith is | 38 |
of the bishops and | 38 |
suspension from the sacrament | 38 |
of the true god | 38 |
the laws of england | 38 |
according to the rule | 38 |
i shall give you | 38 |
the setting up of | 38 |
make use of the | 38 |
the rights of the | 38 |
his epistle to the | 38 |
in the eyes of | 38 |
be found in the | 38 |
the reason of the | 38 |
in the kings name | 38 |
receiving of the sacrament | 38 |
the king in his | 37 |
of the ancient fathers | 37 |
may be seen in | 37 |
as if he were | 37 |
the lord jesus christ | 37 |
as the church of | 37 |
of parliament made in | 37 |
for a man to | 37 |
and commons assembled in | 37 |
there is no power | 37 |
but this is not | 37 |
for the punishment of | 37 |
to take the oath | 37 |
that the king should | 37 |
they ought to have | 37 |
the heads of the | 37 |
the pope of rome | 37 |
the latter end of | 37 |
if there be a | 37 |
are of the same | 37 |
ministers of the church | 37 |
two houses of parliament | 37 |
of the same religion | 37 |
in the realm of | 37 |
it shall not be | 37 |
and not by the | 37 |
with a safe conscience | 37 |
to the imperial crown | 37 |
there may be a | 37 |
in a quare impedit | 37 |
is the minister of | 37 |
by the lawes of | 37 |
and every of them | 37 |
from the nature of | 37 |
of our lord jesus | 37 |
in the choice of | 37 |
that some of the | 37 |
in the execution of | 37 |
house of the lord | 37 |
the condition of the | 37 |
but on the contrary | 37 |
in obedience to the | 37 |
of the highest powers | 37 |
and others of the | 37 |
to the archbishop of | 37 |
if he had not | 37 |
of the authority of | 36 |
under the power of | 36 |
the glory of the | 36 |
the laws of nature | 36 |
if they were not | 36 |
the ruine of the | 36 |
are so far from | 36 |
of one of the | 36 |
to the duke of | 36 |
most part of the | 36 |
which ought to be | 36 |
for the security of | 36 |
to the lawes of | 36 |
that we are not | 36 |
the end of this | 36 |
it is not lawful | 36 |
of the churches of | 36 |
the articles of the | 36 |
of both houses of | 36 |
so long as the | 36 |
take the oath of | 36 |
our signet at edinburgh | 36 |
against the church of | 36 |
the practise of the | 36 |
in the statute of | 36 |
this is to be | 36 |
according to the statute | 36 |
of the city of | 36 |
part of the world | 36 |
in the last place | 36 |
of the children of | 36 |
to the king by | 36 |
as if it had | 36 |
one of the three | 36 |
that the kings of | 36 |
was one of the | 36 |
that the king had | 36 |
for it is a | 36 |
out of the house | 36 |
lords and commons assembled | 36 |
the faith of christ | 36 |
and that which is | 36 |
the times of the | 36 |
the payment of tithes | 36 |
the present state of | 36 |
to the laws and | 36 |
if it be a | 36 |
the will of christ | 36 |
to have been the | 36 |
a form of government | 36 |
the council of trent | 36 |
it is certain that | 36 |
thee as an heathen | 36 |
what is to be | 36 |
office of a bishop | 36 |
these and the like | 36 |
of the like nature | 36 |
in the kingdom of | 36 |
the names of the | 35 |
upon the score of | 35 |
in respect of their | 35 |
time of king henry | 35 |
be made by the | 35 |
him out of his | 35 |
it is not only | 35 |
it is not for | 35 |
in that case the | 35 |
the protection of the | 35 |
the church it self | 35 |
in church or state | 35 |
parliament made in the | 35 |
it would have been | 35 |
that the law of | 35 |
the faith of the | 35 |
that the king of | 35 |
within the compass of | 35 |
to the whole church | 35 |
the law of nations | 35 |
the sea of rome | 35 |
of the publick peace | 35 |
to the state of | 35 |
part of the parliament | 35 |
in the minds of | 35 |
the confession of faith | 35 |
in this case it | 35 |
of the canon law | 35 |
there is a great | 35 |
in the course of | 35 |
the providence of god | 35 |
he ought to be | 35 |
and as it is | 35 |
in such a manner | 35 |
it is lawful for | 35 |
the wrath of god | 35 |
out of the land | 35 |
the same to the | 35 |
the principles of the | 35 |
administration of the sacraments | 35 |
the dissolution of the | 35 |
to the glory of | 35 |
on the one hand | 35 |
on the account of | 35 |
wing s estc r | 35 |
or ought to have | 35 |
bound in conscience to | 35 |
all the laws of | 35 |
that none of the | 35 |
and consent of the | 35 |
there should be no | 35 |
but that it is | 35 |
as far as i | 35 |
the church in the | 35 |
the iudgement of the | 35 |
and the holy ghost | 35 |
that he may be | 35 |
has a right to | 35 |
out of the hands | 35 |
where there is a | 34 |
sued in the ecclesiastical | 34 |
him to be a | 34 |
the difference between the | 34 |
in the mean while | 34 |
man of sound judgment | 34 |
the covenant of grace | 34 |
the spirit of christ | 34 |
of king charles the | 34 |
the churches of christ | 34 |
lords spiritual and temporal | 34 |
of the archbishop of | 34 |
s estc r ocm | 34 |
ceremonies of the church | 34 |
a breach of the | 34 |
i know not how | 34 |
at home and abroad | 34 |
the conscience of the | 34 |
the king by the | 34 |
that there is nothing | 34 |
the necessity of the | 34 |
the advice of his | 34 |
is of the same | 34 |
to all intents and | 34 |
as much as to | 34 |
there was no such | 34 |
all intents and purposes | 34 |
true state of the | 34 |
the goods of the | 34 |
and the worship of | 34 |
an heathen man and | 34 |
is given to the | 34 |
the blood of christ | 34 |
that they will not | 34 |
that they ought to | 34 |
a great number of | 34 |
from the power of | 34 |
or any of the | 34 |
and to that end | 34 |
of such as are | 34 |
the hearts of all | 34 |
the eyes of the | 34 |
but it is a | 34 |
dean and chapter of | 34 |
and discipline of the | 34 |
is to be taken | 34 |
the foundation of the | 34 |
be put in execution | 34 |
power of the civil | 34 |
with the consent of | 34 |
that they may not | 34 |
after the same manner | 34 |
i take to be | 34 |
in the unity of | 34 |
the lord god of | 34 |
the commons of england | 34 |
of the prince of | 34 |
stand in need of | 34 |
in a letter to | 34 |
when there is no | 34 |
all sorts of people | 34 |
there is no doubt | 34 |
if this be not | 34 |
must of necessity be | 34 |
to the truth of | 33 |
the bishops of england | 33 |
the subversion of the | 33 |
as much as they | 33 |
the council of nice | 33 |
of the exercise of | 33 |
the power of making | 33 |
is the cause of | 33 |
the lords supper is | 33 |
of the kirk of | 33 |
where it is said | 33 |
and not to the | 33 |
as interpreted by the | 33 |
for the glory of | 33 |
is not at all | 33 |
be of the same | 33 |
in point of conscience | 33 |
his majesty and the | 33 |
but according to the | 33 |
censures of the church | 33 |
the commands of authority | 33 |
of those that are | 33 |
in the close of | 33 |
kings of the earth | 33 |
in the first of | 33 |
of the roman church | 33 |
there is such a | 33 |
the mind of god | 33 |
and safety of the | 33 |
the people of israel | 33 |
against the king and | 33 |
king richard the second | 33 |
the first day of | 33 |
to be the doctrine | 33 |
to the worship of | 33 |
he could not have | 33 |
to bring them to | 33 |
his acts and monuments | 33 |
the lands of the | 33 |
him out of the | 33 |
and this is a | 33 |
to the earl of | 33 |
of the people to | 33 |
the congregation of the | 33 |
to be the only | 33 |
in the foresaid cases | 33 |
part of the church | 33 |
power of the king | 33 |
that some of them | 33 |
any person or persons | 33 |
the god of heaven | 33 |
is to be observed | 33 |
of all the world | 33 |
to be the same | 33 |
in this present parliament | 33 |
the three estates of | 33 |
the mouth of the | 33 |
eng church of england | 33 |
that they ought not | 33 |
of the christian faith | 33 |
to that which is | 33 |
and that they may | 33 |
of the true church | 33 |
for which he was | 33 |
teachers of this age | 33 |
words of the statute | 33 |
and as it were | 33 |
are not able to | 32 |
the tower of london | 32 |
the form of government | 32 |
to the office of | 32 |
the charge of the | 32 |
as that of the | 32 |
to judge of the | 32 |
the name of jesus | 32 |
in which it was | 32 |
the prerogative of the | 32 |
it is impossible to | 32 |
and acts of parliament | 32 |
it is hard to | 32 |
king edward the first | 32 |
are said to be | 32 |
was the cause of | 32 |
government of the world | 32 |
in a matter of | 32 |
the power of god | 32 |
and of the church | 32 |
in the english tongue | 32 |
of the act of | 32 |
nothing to do with | 32 |
and that he would | 32 |
is said to have | 32 |
of all sorts of | 32 |
the beginning of this | 32 |
religion of the church | 32 |
to such as are | 32 |
it is well known | 32 |
it is the duty | 32 |
give an account of | 32 |
the end of his | 32 |
it is against the | 32 |
child of the reformation | 32 |
there should be a | 32 |
the advice of the | 32 |
the records of the | 32 |
in this case the | 32 |
and out of the | 32 |
of sound judgment understands | 32 |
by acts of parliament | 32 |
and if this be | 32 |
according to the rules | 32 |
of it in the | 32 |
the duke of northumberland | 32 |
laws of god and | 32 |
of the universal church | 32 |
and a prohibition was | 32 |
agreeable to the word | 32 |
the churches of the | 32 |
action upon the case | 32 |
by the rule of | 32 |
laws of this realm | 32 |
the quality of the | 32 |
the assistance of the | 32 |
be the doctrine of | 32 |
an answer to the | 32 |
to him and his | 32 |
the divine right of | 32 |
nature of the thing | 32 |
in so far as | 32 |
of the government of | 32 |
that is to be | 32 |
for the advancement of | 32 |
and every one of | 32 |
by vertue of their | 32 |
put to death by | 32 |
the revenues of the | 32 |
which could not be | 32 |
have no reason to | 32 |
third part of the | 32 |
that if the king | 32 |
in a time of | 31 |
to the sense of | 31 |
judith siefring text and | 31 |
as a part of | 31 |
if a man be | 31 |
the pope and the | 31 |
that they might not | 31 |
the subject of the | 31 |
the law and the | 31 |
by the hands of | 31 |
officers of the church | 31 |
but there is no | 31 |
and ceremonies of the | 31 |
is not of this | 31 |
the province of canterbury | 31 |
ought to have any | 31 |
to come into the | 31 |
of the whole world | 31 |
one thousand six hundred | 31 |
that they do not | 31 |
by the act of | 31 |
judith siefring sampled and | 31 |
siefring sampled and proofread | 31 |
of the english nation | 31 |
for that is the | 31 |
and the laws of | 31 |
order of the church | 31 |
for the peace of | 31 |
king and his people | 31 |
as if a man | 31 |
the free exercise of | 31 |
the sword of justice | 31 |
the safetie of the | 31 |
the sight of the | 31 |
the time of their | 31 |
and such as are | 31 |
that they have not | 31 |
national library of scotland | 31 |
the good old cause | 31 |
men in the world | 31 |
is one thing to | 31 |
goods of the church | 31 |
of god in his | 31 |
what it is to | 31 |
of the two houses | 31 |
of the holy scriptures | 31 |
with a good conscience | 31 |
to be their king | 31 |
about the yeare of | 31 |
on the th of | 31 |
i do not say | 31 |
an act of the | 31 |
as it was in | 31 |
rites and ceremonies of | 31 |
it was to be | 31 |
the acts of parliament | 31 |
any thing to the | 31 |
there is nothing in | 31 |
by authority of the | 31 |
that he is a | 31 |
the sins of the | 31 |
and in the end | 31 |
and defence of the | 31 |
part of the people | 31 |
the letter of the | 31 |
to the people of | 31 |
of the peace of | 31 |
the petition of right | 31 |
is in it self | 31 |
title to the crown | 31 |
be one of the | 31 |
on the lords day | 31 |
a letter from a | 31 |
that it cannot be | 31 |
the king as king | 31 |
siefring text and markup | 31 |
within the statute of | 31 |
to be a king | 31 |
not being able to | 31 |
with the power of | 31 |
this realm of england | 31 |
an ordinance of god | 31 |
the lord of hosts | 31 |
as well for the | 31 |
it is but a | 31 |
of the word and | 30 |
the truth of it | 30 |
is it to be | 30 |
to take care of | 30 |
in one of his | 30 |
the truth of this | 30 |
it had not been | 30 |
though it be not | 30 |
by imposition of hands | 30 |
by the heir of | 30 |
is a matter of | 30 |
with cure of souls | 30 |
it may be so | 30 |
till the time of | 30 |
is taken from the | 30 |
common law of england | 30 |
they would not have | 30 |
and that they are | 30 |
in the judgment of | 30 |
by the principles of | 30 |
to carry on the | 30 |
the heir of andrew | 30 |
to be sold by | 30 |
by scripture to be | 30 |
a man of a | 30 |
printed by the heir | 30 |
that he might be | 30 |
the true sense of | 30 |
the fundamental laws of | 30 |
the archbishops and bishops | 30 |
that the king hath | 30 |
king charles the second | 30 |
and of all the | 30 |
in the case between | 30 |
if he be a | 30 |
the laws of this | 30 |
by word of mouth | 30 |
with the assent of | 30 |
under the reign of | 30 |
as to the first | 30 |
not one of them | 30 |
out of their own | 30 |
heir of andrew anderson | 30 |
the king for the | 30 |
the one and the | 30 |
of the rest of | 30 |
the lord thy god | 30 |
this part of the | 30 |
that there can be | 30 |
as well as by | 30 |
of allegiance and supremacy | 30 |
is evident by the | 30 |
the tenth part of | 30 |
i do not know | 30 |
people of the land | 30 |
laws of the realm | 30 |
it is for the | 30 |
in the christian world | 30 |
so much as in | 30 |
the see of canterbury | 30 |
bishop of this see | 30 |
by sea and land | 30 |
of binding and loosing | 30 |
that the king may | 30 |
to them by the | 30 |
that the government of | 30 |
that no man should | 30 |
the commissioners of the | 30 |
i do not see | 30 |
nothing to the purpose | 30 |
and that not only | 30 |
to the practice of | 30 |
that it would be | 30 |
as soon as the | 30 |
is no need of | 30 |
ordinance of man for | 30 |
of the church are | 30 |
the priviledges of the | 30 |
good of the church | 30 |
to the king to | 30 |
to be sold at | 30 |
in the practice of | 30 |
are subject to the | 30 |
of the civil power | 30 |
for the exercise of | 30 |
is the doctrine of | 30 |
i leave it to | 30 |
of the christian religion | 30 |
so far as it | 29 |
such a one as | 29 |
what hath been said | 29 |
if there were any | 29 |
and if they be | 29 |
out of the same | 29 |
if a man should | 29 |
it might have been | 29 |
for the time being | 29 |
as far as it | 29 |
oaths of allegiance and | 29 |
him be unto thee | 29 |
as i have shewn | 29 |
in any part of | 29 |
all the churches of | 29 |
of the king in | 29 |
parts of the kingdom | 29 |
under the protection of | 29 |
were not to be | 29 |
because it is a | 29 |
in the blood of | 29 |
one and the other | 29 |
not to be found | 29 |
to be the first | 29 |
the reign of queen | 29 |
the people of this | 29 |
no more then the | 29 |
this is not to | 29 |
to comply with the | 29 |
not in the least | 29 |
for no other reason | 29 |
in answer to the | 29 |
the greater part of | 29 |
if it be so | 29 |
what is meant by | 29 |
to do any thing | 29 |
any thing against the | 29 |
that they have no | 29 |
the very words of | 29 |
for the publick good | 29 |
of the members of | 29 |
according to their own | 29 |
the kingdom of christ | 29 |
to say that the | 29 |
by the author of | 29 |
doctrine of the gospel | 29 |
ought to be a | 29 |
that the doctrine of | 29 |
by the kings writ | 29 |
by vertue of a | 29 |
them so to do | 29 |
not so much to | 29 |
that the king and | 29 |
that the pope is | 29 |
the church is not | 29 |
of man for the | 29 |
the master of the | 29 |
the profession of the | 29 |
king edward the th | 29 |
in the kingdome of | 29 |
is the word of | 29 |
time of king edward | 29 |
the way of the | 29 |
if it were possible | 29 |
must be subject to | 29 |
have no power to | 29 |
of the king is | 29 |
minister of the gospel | 29 |
king henry the third | 29 |
by the command of | 29 |
the same to be | 29 |
ecclesiastical court for tithes | 29 |
of bread and wine | 29 |
as it is now | 29 |
is like to be | 29 |
against the king of | 29 |
nor is there any | 29 |
of the english church | 29 |
for if it be | 29 |
to the exercise of | 29 |
and to this purpose | 29 |
of god and of | 29 |
house of commons in | 29 |
in a case of | 29 |
of god to be | 29 |
so much as one | 29 |
all the reformed churches | 29 |
to him by the | 29 |
and in this case | 29 |
and by the same | 29 |
in the like case | 29 |
let him be unto | 29 |
but as for the | 29 |
and some of the | 28 |
so long as he | 28 |
of england and ireland | 28 |
the restitution of the | 28 |
the ground of the | 28 |
for this is the | 28 |
to be the best | 28 |
original in the national | 28 |
both at home and | 28 |
under the title of | 28 |
or so much as | 28 |
the council of lateran | 28 |
word of god is | 28 |
the authority of their | 28 |
the lords spiritual and | 28 |
that he ought to | 28 |
our church and state | 28 |
the kingdom of england | 28 |
to the person of | 28 |
to do the same | 28 |
c category of texts | 28 |
the matter of fact | 28 |
within the bounds of | 28 |
the making of the | 28 |
to be cut off | 28 |
as i take it | 28 |
the true worship of | 28 |
the duty of the | 28 |
the keeping of the | 28 |
the design of the | 28 |
the advantage of the | 28 |
every one of the | 28 |
let him be to | 28 |
a benefice with cure | 28 |
by the king to | 28 |
which was to be | 28 |
according to the ancient | 28 |
of the thing it | 28 |
power and authority of | 28 |
a letter to the | 28 |
text in the c | 28 |
of the general assembly | 28 |
if at any time | 28 |
of sound judgment vnderstands | 28 |
so much of the | 28 |
so much for the | 28 |
that it is an | 28 |
of the virgin mary | 28 |
body and blood of | 28 |
it was not the | 28 |
to the interest of | 28 |
the kings of israel | 28 |
and yet it is | 28 |
there is not the | 28 |
which is in the | 28 |
preaching of the word | 28 |
the power of princes | 28 |
the same may be | 28 |
for that it is | 28 |
it is one thing | 28 |
as they call it | 28 |
and customes of the | 28 |
the reign of the | 28 |
he could not be | 28 |
c the rate of | 28 |
the doctrine of scripture | 28 |
he would not have | 28 |
to those that are | 28 |
and the nature of | 28 |
but that it was | 28 |
to be governed by | 28 |
the king to the | 28 |
and if it were | 28 |
to the holy ghost | 28 |
to the value of | 28 |
is a part of | 28 |
two or three witnesses | 28 |
what i have said | 28 |
because it is not | 28 |
is that which is | 28 |
in the national library | 28 |
this is that which | 28 |
it were to be | 28 |
there is a god | 28 |
but it may be | 28 |
the prejudice of the | 28 |
of a good conscience | 28 |
the end of all | 28 |
in the word and | 28 |
of the province of | 28 |
for ought i know | 28 |
the form of a | 28 |
as well as for | 28 |
church in the world | 28 |
the c category of | 28 |
the first of the | 28 |
communion with the church | 28 |
to the kings most | 28 |
the intent of the | 28 |
according to his own | 28 |
well as of the | 28 |
the chief of the | 28 |
the true protestant religion | 28 |
in the c category | 28 |
law of the king | 28 |
king henry the second | 28 |
the national library of | 28 |
i must tell you | 28 |
for the tithes of | 28 |
all the parts of | 28 |
the possession of the | 28 |
as he is mediator | 28 |
of the protestant clergy | 27 |
that he had not | 27 |
in the right of | 27 |
the minds of the | 27 |
and church of england | 27 |
of the dispensative power | 27 |
the occasion of the | 27 |
to the ecclesiastical court | 27 |
was committed to the | 27 |
so many of the | 27 |
in all the world | 27 |
those of the church | 27 |
it was the opinion | 27 |
as it is the | 27 |
the judgement of god | 27 |
but the truth is | 27 |
about the worship of | 27 |
of the magistrate in | 27 |
year of her reign | 27 |
that the bishops of | 27 |
and in the mean | 27 |
in the jewish church | 27 |
of god and his | 27 |
nor so much as | 27 |
the solemn league and | 27 |
shall think fit to | 27 |
preaching of the gospel | 27 |
of the church were | 27 |
our lord iesus christ | 27 |
it cannot be denied | 27 |
to the statute of | 27 |
in all matters of | 27 |
the temple of god | 27 |
have the power of | 27 |
wing b estc r | 27 |
there is no remedy | 27 |
in the second place | 27 |
major part of the | 27 |
not only to be | 27 |
printer to the kings | 27 |
of the communion of | 27 |
some part of the | 27 |
such or such a | 27 |
the two houses of | 27 |
nor can it be | 27 |
of all manner of | 27 |
and the king of | 27 |
the king by his | 27 |
for the continuance of | 27 |
in his book of | 27 |
will be pleased to | 27 |
to set up a | 27 |
it must be a | 27 |
of the french king | 27 |
the repeal of the | 27 |
of the same opinion | 27 |
there will be no | 27 |
because there is no | 27 |
subject of the power | 27 |
the dignity of the | 27 |
as may be seen | 27 |
as well as their | 27 |
these and such like | 27 |
god save the king | 27 |
with respect to the | 27 |
if any of the | 27 |
but such as are | 27 |
latta text and markup | 27 |
the wisdom of the | 27 |
lawes of the land | 27 |
as well as other | 27 |
are ordained of god | 27 |
by which it is | 27 |
the purity of the | 27 |
in their own nature | 27 |
the use of it | 27 |
government in the church | 27 |
the matter of it | 27 |
by which it was | 27 |
the good of his | 27 |
how is it possible | 27 |
in the administration of | 27 |
is not bound to | 27 |
the kingdome of christ | 27 |
john latta text and | 27 |
the archbishop of york | 27 |
power over the consciences | 27 |
the whole course of | 27 |
far as i can | 27 |
the advancement of the | 27 |
in the head of | 27 |
the great council of | 27 |
for the destruction of | 27 |
to the matter of | 27 |
in the management of | 27 |
by king edward the | 27 |
as well of the | 27 |
spirit of the lord | 27 |
and the authority of | 27 |
the same with the | 27 |
when he came to | 27 |
him be to thee | 27 |
libelled in the ecclesiastical | 27 |
to be present at | 27 |
the command of god | 27 |
eternal son of god | 26 |
and be it further | 26 |
nothing can be more | 26 |
to do the like | 26 |
of the people in | 26 |
of the penal laws | 26 |
that he is the | 26 |
the clergy of england | 26 |
the making of a | 26 |
for the protestant religion | 26 |
that this was the | 26 |
this is not the | 26 |
the kings of this | 26 |
if he will not | 26 |
in his power to | 26 |
in the work of | 26 |
b estc r ocm | 26 |
the cause of religion | 26 |
is it not a | 26 |
the strength of the | 26 |
a wing b estc | 26 |
and not of the | 26 |
the danger of the | 26 |
be punished by the | 26 |
letter of the law | 26 |
i desire to know | 26 |
if the king be | 26 |
and the exercise of | 26 |
the earl of warwick | 26 |
the sentence of excommunication | 26 |
the day of judgment | 26 |
the ecclesiastical court to | 26 |
the duke of buckingham | 26 |
of the reformed church | 26 |
in the land of | 26 |
annotation on thomason copy | 26 |
which there is no | 26 |
against the holy ghost | 26 |
the exercise of that | 26 |
to god and the | 26 |
it is no wonder | 26 |
arms against the king | 26 |
it would not be | 26 |
any such thing as | 26 |
i am sure it | 26 |
to the commands of | 26 |
that the house of | 26 |
the keyes of the | 26 |
safety of the people | 26 |
the king and queen | 26 |
and commons in parliament | 26 |
and practice of the | 26 |
take upon him the | 26 |
the voice of the | 26 |
of the old and | 26 |
a prohibition was prayed | 26 |
or the major part | 26 |
neither is there any | 26 |
the obligation of the | 26 |
to have been a | 26 |
proclamation for a solemn | 26 |
of the living god | 26 |
have nothing to do | 26 |
of faith is scripture | 26 |
and last of all | 26 |
of the king to | 26 |
the king of the | 26 |
if there had been | 26 |
the government of his | 26 |
to enter into the | 26 |
reformation of the church | 26 |
if it should be | 26 |
by authority of parliament | 26 |
king henry the first | 26 |
it is a great | 26 |
he is a man | 26 |
be unto thee as | 26 |
he is the minister | 26 |
to be made by | 26 |
by the civil law | 26 |
laws and customs of | 26 |
the priviledges of parliament | 26 |
that the people of | 26 |
the king and kingdome | 26 |
in this point of | 26 |
in the form of | 26 |
they were bound to | 26 |
to the pope and | 26 |
that he would be | 26 |
to the making of | 26 |
from the word of | 26 |
that he was the | 26 |
the oath of god | 26 |
of the apostles and | 26 |
away the life of | 26 |
the parliament of the | 26 |
if it be true | 26 |
and peace of the | 26 |
by the lords and | 26 |
as well as any | 26 |
i shall tell you | 26 |
the common law of | 26 |
shall receive to themselves | 26 |
according to the custome | 26 |
ought to be subject | 26 |
as i have said | 26 |
the censures of the | 26 |
by his letters patents | 26 |
in order to a | 26 |
to be understood of | 26 |
if it were a | 26 |
for the cause of | 26 |
that it is lawful | 26 |
made in the th | 26 |
is not of the | 26 |
powers of the earth | 26 |
in a great measure | 26 |
the books of the | 26 |
as well as those | 26 |
he was forced to | 26 |
as far as they | 26 |
with the title of | 26 |
to the parliament of | 26 |
of the church was | 26 |
be made to the | 26 |
that the people may | 26 |
the principles of protestancy | 26 |
if they will not | 26 |
to the kingdom of | 26 |
that he may not | 26 |
if the king should | 26 |
to the point of | 26 |
well as in the | 26 |
parts of the world | 25 |
in the ecclesiastical courts | 25 |
that it was an | 25 |
to be observed in | 25 |
the chirotonia of the | 25 |
not subject to the | 25 |
to the church and | 25 |
of obedience to the | 25 |
of this church and | 25 |
to be punished by | 25 |
selves to every ordinance | 25 |
to be made of | 25 |
were not able to | 25 |
true worship of god | 25 |
and the reason is | 25 |
our sheriffs in that | 25 |
liberty of the subject | 25 |