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Confutation of the Rhemish Testament
But this you say is c6ntrary to all li.arned men's judgment, and Calvin unlearnedly
denieth it. As though only Papists were nil learned men, and whatsoever sa- v-'
iiircthnot of their slavour were unlearnedly spoken. By which the intolerable pride
...
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The Works of John Whitgift ...
First, in that book the scripture is most untolerably abused, and unlearnedly
applied, quoted only in their margent to delude both such as for lack of learning
cannot, and such as either for slothfulness or some pre- judicate opinion will not,
...
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The Dyophysite Christology of Cyril of Alexandria
A large part of Cyril's response consists in showing that Eunomius employs “the
art of Aristotle ( Αρισττλυς τνη)” unlearnedly. Within the space of one column of
Migne's Patrologia Graeca (145B–148A), the philosopher is mentioned by name
...
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
UNLEARNEDLY. adv. Ignorantly ; grossly. -They think unlearnedly, who are of
another be- □<□ Brown. * UNLEAVENED, adj. Not fermented ; not mixed with
fermenting matter. — They baked unleavened cakes of the dough. Exod. ii. 39.
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An Answer in Defence of the Truth against the Apology of ...
If any of your part should say to one of us, as you do in your writing, that no
sentence in all the scripture doth justify that We do herein teach, and the party to
whom it' is spoken would will you to prove it; would you not think he did
unlearnedly?
Thomas Cooper, John Jewel, William Goode, 2005
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Tradition and Influence in Anglo-Irish Poetry
He is still in a preconscious phase, being shaped as a poet but not yet born:
Wash out the cart with a bucket of water and a wangel Of wheaten straw. Jupiter
looks down. Unlearnedly and unreasonably poetry is shaped Awkwardly but
alive in ...
Terence Brown, Nicholas Grene, 1989
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Writings and Disputations of Thomas Cranmer Relative to the ...
But when you come here to your “lies” (declaring the werds, “sensibly,” “really,”
pita"); “substantially,” “corporally,” and “naturally"), you speak so fondly,
unlearnedly, and n y' ignorantly, as they that know you not might think that you
understood ...
Thomas Cranmer, John Edmund Cox, 1844
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An Impartial Examination Of The Second Volume Of Mr. Daniel ...
... sometimes God wot very undiscreetly and unlearnedly: and this, with so great
injury and prejudice to the Celebration of Divine Servite, that some Ministers
would be content to walk in the Church-yard till Sermontime, rather than to be
present ...
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The Works of James Pilkington
There is yet another liturgy in print, (which word they call and unlearnedly
translate ever a mass) bearing the name of St James: but even in their late raging
time of madness, when they had gotten certain copies of these Greek liturgies, ...
James Pilkington, James Scholefield, 1842
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The Education of a Christian Woman: A Sixteenth-Century Manual
... men's opinion of her, it usually remains forever and is not erased except by
clear proofs of her chastity and wisdom. If you speak little in public, you are
thought to be uneducated,- if you speak a lot, you are light-headed; unlearnedly,
you are ...
