The Works of John Knox, Volume 2Bannatyne Society, 1848 |
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Página 282 - ... Religioun of thair Princes, albeit thei ar commanded to geve thame obedience." " Yea," quod sche, " but none of thai men raised the sweard against thair Princes." "Yit, Madam," quod he, "ye cane not deny but that they resisted ; for these that obey nott the commandiments that ar gevin in some sort resist." "But yit," said sche, "thei resisted not by the sweard ? " " God," said he, " Madam, had not gevin unto thame the power and the meanes.
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