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He was born at Prague , and educated in that university , where he was admitted
master of arts ; and promoted the doctrine of Wickliffe in conjunction with Huss ,
He travelled into most of the states of Europe , and was every where esteemed ...
He was born at Prague , and educated in that university , where he was admitted
master of arts ; and promoted the doctrine of Wickliffe in conjunction with Huss ,
He travelled into most of the states of Europe , and was every where esteemed ...
Page 328
It should be remembered , that , at this time , he was not only a master in the Latin
, Greek , and Hebrew languages , but had gone through a course of other difficult
and various learning . In his nineteenth year , he proceeded master of arts ...
It should be remembered , that , at this time , he was not only a master in the Latin
, Greek , and Hebrew languages , but had gone through a course of other difficult
and various learning . In his nineteenth year , he proceeded master of arts ...
Page 389
At school he was attentive and studi . ous , and gained the friendship of his
master by his diligence . Here he acquired some knowledge of the Latin and
French languages ; but as no thoughts were then entertained of his becoming a
minister ...
At school he was attentive and studi . ous , and gained the friendship of his
master by his diligence . Here he acquired some knowledge of the Latin and
French languages ; but as no thoughts were then entertained of his becoming a
minister ...
Page 438
His master said , “ knows , but by the time these grow up and bear , you may go
home to England , obtain the command of a ship , and return to reap the fruit of
your labours . We see strang things soinctiines happen . " This was a cutting ...
His master said , “ knows , but by the time these grow up and bear , you may go
home to England , obtain the command of a ship , and return to reap the fruit of
your labours . We see strang things soinctiines happen . " This was a cutting ...
Page 509
... a rich peasant , who lived above an hundred years , and saw him . self a father
of twenty children all living . Young Paré , for so we must now call him , soon
became a great boy with his master , by his excellent parts and industrious
applica .
... a rich peasant , who lived above an hundred years , and saw him . self a father
of twenty children all living . Young Paré , for so we must now call him , soon
became a great boy with his master , by his excellent parts and industrious
applica .
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| Title | Evangelical Biography: Being a Complete and Fruitful Account of the Lives ... & Happy Deaths of Eminent Christians : who Have Shone with Distinguished Lustre ... Volume 3 of Evangelical Biography: Being a Complete and Fruitful Account of the Lives ... & Happy Deaths of Eminent Christians : who Have Shone with Distinguished Lustre, Erasmus Middleton |
| Author | Erasmus Middleton |
| Publisher | J. Stratford, 1807 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 12 Jun 2007 |
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