This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
| identifier | question |
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| A79377 | 1 sheet([ 1] p.) s.n.,[ London? |
| A79380 | 1 sheet([ 1] p.) s.n.,[ Cambridge? |
| B02124 | 1 sheet([ 1] p.) s.n.,[ Cambridge? |
| A67523 | For your Encouragement, Gentlemen, I''ll put him up at two Shillings, advance 3 Pence; Two Shillings once: What no Body bid? |
| A67523 | What no Body amongst you Gentlemen of the Black Robe, that has so much respect for the Wisdom of our Ancestors, as to advance t''other 3d? |
| A26729 | How often have our Rents been extorted from our Tenants, or if received, remanded of our Bursars and Stewards, and by force taken from them? |
| A26729 | How often our Libraries and Treasuries ransackt and rifled, not sparing so much as our auncient* Coynes? |
| A26729 | Who made Eloquence dumbe, Phylosophie sottish, widdowed the Arts, and drove the Muses from their ancient habitation? |
| A26729 | Who pluckt the Reverend and Orthodox Professors out of their Chaires, and silenced them in prison or their graves? |
| A50441 | And can these waters which are Tongues, which the whore is upon, which drinks the blood of the Saints, can these open the Scriptures that are waters? |
| A50441 | And must these open Christs words the Beast hath power over? |
| A50441 | Are those the Orthodox men the Beast hath power over, which hath got the Tongues? |
| A50441 | Are you not ashamed, doth money make your Ministers? |
| A50441 | Are you pillars of the Church, or of Antichrist? |
| A50441 | Away with your abominations, is this your Moddell for money? |
| A50441 | Cover your faces, you chief Doctors and Teachers; was this the work of the Apostles? |
| A50441 | Did Christ set forth such a way? |
| A50441 | Did the Apostles go begging up and down to Gentlemen( as you call them) for money to make Students, to make Ministers? |
| A50441 | Doth it give them all enough? |
| A50441 | Doth not all the sober people in the Nation behold here your folly? |
| A50441 | Doth not your gold and silver begin to burn in your flesh and your bones? |
| A50441 | Doth the tenths serve all the widows, fatherlesse, and strangers, and the Priest? |
| A50441 | For what Priest will come in the Steeple- house, and sing without money? |
| A50441 | For what good( when you have made them Ministers by money, and send them forth to preach for money) what good do they do for it? |
| A50441 | Hath it not cankered your flesh yet? |
| A50441 | Is it not rusted in your flesh yet? |
| A50441 | Is that the Originall which the Beast hath power over? |
| A50441 | Is the whore on them? |
| A50441 | Now hath the Beast power over Tongues? |
| A50441 | Now if these could have opened Scripture, how chance they are no better then waters? |
| A50441 | Now what is the whore, or the Original, and Orthodox men? |
| A50441 | Was ever they made pillars of the Church that came in their own names? |
| A50441 | What Jesuits are wiser men then you, fain to name your houses for you? |
| A50441 | Will you make Ministers and young Students for money? |
| A50441 | and Schools? |
| A50441 | and did ever that in all ages do good, to make a Minister of Christ Jesus, to give him the spirit, to give him the gift of God? |
| A50441 | and had not Pilate which crucified Christ Hebrew, Greek and Latine? |
| A50441 | and hundred pounds a year stipends? |
| A50441 | and is not that the confounded language your Original? |
| A50441 | and is the Original waters? |
| A50441 | and is the originall waters? |
| A50441 | and is this the end of your so many thousands of pounds a a year you have out of the Nation? |
| A50441 | and the Orthodox men waters? |
| A50441 | and you sing Davids quaking, and Prayers, and Praises, and prophecies for money? |
| A50441 | are not the Heathen and Papists and Jesuites your example in this, and will they not over- wit you in this? |
| A50441 | did not he set this up a top of Christ when he crucified him? |
| A50441 | did not they prison and persecute and kill as you do, and could not open scripture? |
| A50441 | doth not all this come out of your own names? |
| A50441 | had ever Christ any place but in the manger amongst the Professors,& them that lived in lip service, their hearts far off from God? |
| A50441 | had not the great professors Hebrew, Greek and Latin in the dayes of old, the great Talkers of Christ? |
| A50441 | have you thrust out Christ, and denyed the faith, will you let Christ have no Room, but in your mouths to talk of him? |
| A50441 | how are you like Ravens, and the Lilies, and the grasse, are you not all comprehended here amongst the Heathen? |
| A50441 | is not this the fruits of your Ministers, and your makers of them? |
| A50441 | is the Orthodox men waters? |
| A50441 | of the Beast, of the Whore, and Babylon, and members of fallen Babylon? |
| A50441 | was it not money that made all the false Prophets and the selfish ends? |
| A50441 | was not all the earth of one language before Babel? |
| A50441 | was not all this from the spirit, did God confound his spirit? |
| A50441 | were not they the first Authors of it of making Ministers by their learning? |
| A50441 | what, Tongues which is the original? |
| A50441 | what, the Orthodox men? |
| A50441 | will nothing serve you, but the Saints blood, there bodies, and their lives? |
| A92155 | And being asked by some that came to visit him, what he thought of the Covenant? |
| A92155 | And if the just man be saved with difficultte, where shall the ungodly and the sinner appeare? |
| A92155 | And now would you know the true cause of all this oppression? |
| A92155 | Being brought into the Bed- chamber, Sandes demands whether there were no private Out- let or Closet? |
| A92155 | Being come thither, Master Losse demands what he would have with him? |
| A92155 | Do they that their bare opposition to Popery will save them? |
| A92155 | For is not this their chanting Language? |
| A92155 | He who is, and ever hath bin so stout a Champion for Religion to be soused by the Reformers thereof? |
| A92155 | How long, O Lord, holy and true, doest thou not judge and avenge our blood on them that dwell on carth? |
| A92155 | Is it not a most sorrowfull object to see a king set forth to Sale? |
| A92155 | Or lastly, why may not the blood of him that owned this Beast, be required by this Beast of him that had his hand in shedding it? |
| A92155 | To see a Prince weighed in a Treacherous, and persidious Ballance,& made to turne which way Coyne shall move the Beame? |
| A92155 | Vsque quo Domine? |
| A92155 | What hast thou to doe to declare my Statutes, or that thou shouldst take my Covenant in thy mouth? |
| A92155 | and our Apostolicall Hierarchy into their Apostaticall Anarchie? |
| A92155 | our Learned Pastors into their ignorant Hirelings? |
| A92155 | our Linnen Ephods into their Aprons? |
| A92155 | our Lyturgy into their extemporary Enthusiasmes? |
| A92155 | our Pulpits into Tubs? |
| A92155 | to behold Majesty to become Merchandize, and Soveraignty sold for Silver? |
| A92155 | to deliver him up for the same cause Aristides was banished, Justus quia justus, and at length to Crucifie him betweene two Theeves? |
| A92155 | what Frenzy? |
| A92155 | what accursed madnesse possessed the hearts of the men of this present age, to lay wast the places where Gods honour dwels? |
| A92155 | whether he were not habited in a Buffe jerkin& velvet coat? |