The Congregationalism of the last three hundred years, as seen in its literature : with special reference to certain recondite, neglected, or disputed passagesIn twelve lectures, delivered on the Southworth foundation in the Theological Seminary at Andover, Mass., 1876-1879With a bibliographical appendix . LECTURE IV. The Martyrs of Congregationalism. :.g to wall< r knock the breast, no »eaV. :npt, lag but well and (air,An J what may quiet us in a death so n . r-j. riures cfticimur, <j anguis Christianorum. Tertu. . Centes, c?Y., JO. 1 :Jeat quantum adjuverit Ecclcsiam ta .anu ex ilia se


The Congregationalism of the last three hundred years, as seen in its literature : with special reference to certain recondite, neglected, or disputed passagesIn twelve lectures, delivered on the Southworth foundation in the Theological Seminary at Andover, Mass., 1876-1879With a bibliographical appendix . LECTURE IV. The Martyrs of Congregationalism. :.g to wall< r knock the breast, no »eaV. :npt, lag but well and (air,An J what may quiet us in a death so n . r-j. riures cfticimur, <j anguis Christianorum. Tertu. . Centes, c?Y., JO. 1 :Jeat quantum adjuverit Ecclcsiam ta .anu ex ilia semente seges toto orbc surrexerit. S. Augustini J Jn Fialmum exxtii, Enar. Str. xxxii, 6. ibantur, includcbantur, cidebantur, torqucbantur, urebantur, laniabantur, trucidabantor,it multiplicabantur. S. Auguitirtt . 6. ICats. ( :ianos mortem ob suum dogma pcrpessos fucrc homines de plebc plurinvidnii ti, mulien s, adolescentes, quibus nee appetitus inerat nee spes pro- babilis duraturi nomi: Our 4?oD (ujrr mist) fflill onr ban up M other John for. to gather anfi compile rbr Srrr*ant) tttonumnus o( his (MB for ttr form o( posrrnnr; tho nrt then »nrn to trr burprtin obimton, ana sirrp fa tbc ousr. Prtfect U ? True Ctmfiuim, ??:?? .•/.••. £0e QUarfj>r£ of (Congregaftonaftenn


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