Selected quad for the lemma: doctrine_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
doctrine_n	church_n	england_n	reform_a	3,931	5	9.9167	5	true

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A25708	Apophthegmata aurea, regia, Carolina apophthegms, I. Theological, II. Moral, III. Political / collected out of the imcomparable Eikōn basilikē of His Most Glorious Majestie King Charls [sic] the First.; Eikon basilike. Selections.	Charles I, King of England, 1600-1649.; Gauden, John, 1605-1662.	1649 (1649)	Wing A3560A; ESTC R331	29,607	56

esteem_v the_o church_n above_o the_o state_n the_o glory_n of_o christ_n above_o my_o own_o and_o the_o salvation_n of_o man_n soul_n above_o the_o preservation_n of_o their_o body_n and_o estate_n p._n 105._o 25._o violent_a motion_n which_o be_v neither_o manly_a christian_a nor_o loyal_a ought_v not_o to_o shake_v or_o unsettle_v the_o religion_n of_o any_o man_n who_o know_v what_o religion_n mean_n 106._o 8._o the_o proper_a engine_n of_o all_o faction_n be_v force_n the_o arbitrator_n of_o beast_n not_o of_o reasonable_a man_n much_o less_o of_o humble_a christian_n and_o loyal_a subject_n in_o matter_n of_o religion_n p._n 106._o 12._o man_n prone_a to_o have_v high_a conceit_n of_o themselves_o care_v not_o what_o cost_n they_o lie_v out_o upon_o their_o opinion_n 106._o 17._o god_n justice_n and_o man_n folly_n will_v at_o length_n be_v discover_v through_o all_o the_o film_n and_o pretension_n of_o religion_n in_o which_o politician_n wrap_v up_o their_o design_n 108._o 3._o the_o less_o cause_n we_o have_v to_o trust_v to_o man_n the_o more_o we_o have_v to_o trust_v to_o god_n p._n 108._o 24._o pious_a simplicite_a be_v the_o best_a policy_n p._n 108._o 30._o in_o thing_n which_o be_v of_o no_o clear_a moral_a necessity_n but_o disputable_a and_o controvert_v among_o learned_a and_o godly_a man_n oath_n can_v hardly_o be_v make_v and_o enjoin_v with_o that_o judgement_n and_o certainty_n in_o one_o self_n or_o that_o charity_n and_o candour_n to_o other_o of_o different_a opinion_n as_o religion_n require_v p._n 111._o 9_o religion_n never_o refuse'_v fair_a and_o equable_a deliberation_n yea_o and_o dissent_n too_o in_o matter_n only_o probable_a p._n 111._o 16._o the_o enjoin_n of_o oath_n upon_o people_n must_v needs_o in_o thing_n doubtful_a be_v dangerous_a as_o in_o thing_n unlawful_a damnable_a and_o no_o less_o superfluous_a where_o former_a religious_a and_o legal_a engagement_n bind_a man_n sufficient_o to_o all_o necssarie_a duty_n p._n 111._o 19_o none_o that_o have_v once_o true_a touch_n of_o conscience_n will_v endeavour_v to_o carry_v on_o the_o best_a design_n much_o less_o such_o as_o be_v apparent_o factious_a and_o ambitious_a by_o any_o unlawful_a mean_n pag._n 112._o line_n 28._o we_o ought_v not_o to_o prefer_v ambiguous_a dangerous_a and_o unauthorized_a novelty_n before_o know_a and_o swear_v duty_n which_o be_v indispensable_a both_o to_o god_n and_o the_o prince_n p._n 113._o 3._o late_a vow_n oath_n or_o league_n can_v never_o blot_v out_o those_o former_a grave_n and_o character_n which_o by_o just_a and_o lawful_a ooath_n be_v make_v upon_o their_o soul_n p._n 113._o 10._o confederation_n by_o way_n of_o solemn_a league_n and_o covenant_n be_v the_o more_o to_o be_v suspect_v because_o they_o be_v the_o common_a road_n use_v in_o all_o faction_n and_o powerful_a perturbation_n of_o state_n and_o church_n p._n 113._o 14._o formality_n of_o extraordinary_a zeal_n and_o piety_n be_v never_o more_o study_v and_o elaborate_a than_o when_o politician_n most_o agitate_v desperate_a design_n against_o all_o that_o be_v settle_v or_o sacred_a in_o religion_n or_o law_n p._n 113._o 19_o every_o man_n soon_o grow_v his_o own_o pope_n and_o easy_o absolve_v himself_o of_o those_o tie_n which_o not_o the_o command_n of_o god_n word_n or_o the_o law_n of_o the_o land_n but_o only_o the_o subtlety_n or_o terror_n of_o a_o party_n cast_v upon_o he_o p._n 114._o li._n 2._o no_o man_n lawful_a call_v can_v engage_v he_o against_o the_o church_n the_o prince_n or_o the_o public_a peace_n p._n 116._o 3._o a_o pious_a prince_n ought_v to_o be_v forward_o to_o carry_v on_o all_o due_a reformation_n with_o mature_a judgement_n and_o a_o good_a conscience_n in_o what_o thing_n he_o shall_v after_o impartial_a advice_n be_v by_o god_n word_n and_o right_a reason_n convince_v to_o be_v amiss_o p._n 116._o 21._o bishop_n and_o churchman_n with_o their_o land_n and_o revenue_n as_o the_o fat_a deer_n must_v be_v destroy_v the_o other_o rascal-herd_n of_o schism_n heresy_n etc._n etc._n be_v lean_a may_v enjoy_v the_o benefit_n of_o a_o toleration_n p._n 117._o 5._o i_o see_v while_o the_o breath_n of_o religion_n fill_v the_o sail_n profit_n be_v the_o compass_n by_o which_o factious_a man_n steer_v their_o course_n in_o all_o seditious_a commotion_n pag._n 117._o lin._n 11._o pharaoh_n divinity_n and_o joseph_n true_a piety_n abhor_v to_o sell_v the_o priest_n land_n p._n 118._o lin._n 2._o i_o esteem_v it_o my_o great_a title_n to_o be_v call_v and_o my_o chief_a glory_n to_o be_v the_o defendor_n of_o the_o church_n both_o in_o its_o true_a faith_n and_o its_o just_a fruition_n equal_o abhor_v sacrilege_n and_o apostasy_n p._n 118._o 11._o i_o have_v rather_o live_v as_o my_o predecessor_n henry_n the_o three_o sometime_o do_v on_o the_o church_n alm_n then_o violent_o take_v the_o bread_n out_o of_o bishop_n and_o minister_n mouth_n p._n 118._o 16._o i_o think_v it_o no_o less_o than_o a_o mock_n and_o tempt_v of_o god_n to_o desire_v he_o to_o hinder_v those_o mischief_n who_o occasion_n and_o remedy_n be_v in_o our_o own_o power_n it_o be_v every_o man_n sin_n not_o to_o avoid_v the_o one_o and_o not_o to_o use_v the_o other_o p._n 119._o 10._o there_o be_v way_n enough_o to_o repair_v the_o breach_n of_o the_o state_n without_o the_o ruin_n of_o the_o church_n p._n 119._o 16._o no_o pretension_n of_o piety_n and_o reformation_n be_v sufficient_a to_o absolve_v subject_n from_o the_o observation_n of_o those_o just_a moral_a and_o indispensable_a bond_n which_o god_n word_n and_o the_o law_n of_o the_o kingdom_n have_v lay_v upon_o their_o conscience_n nor_o engage_v they_o to_o any_o contrary_a practice_n p._n 120._o 2._o nothing_o violent_a and_o injurious_a can_v be_v religious_a p._n 120._o 6._o god_n allow_v no_o man_n commit_v sacrilege_n under_o the_o zeal_n of_o abhor_v idol_n p._n 120._o 7._o sacrilegious_a design_n ought_v not_o to_o have_v the_o countenance_n of_o religious_a tie_n p._n 120._o 9_o it_o be_v hard_a for_o a_o man_n that_o have_v not_o innocence_n and_o god_n protection_n to_o stand_v out_o against_o those_o stratagem_n and_o conflict_n of_o malice_n which_o by_o falsity_n seek_v to_o oppress_v the_o truth_n and_o by_o jealousy_n to_o supply_v the_o defect_n of_o real_a cause_n p._n 122._o 6._o popular_a preacher_n think_v it_o no_o sin_n to_o lie_v for_o god_n and_o what_o they_o please_v to_o call_v god_n caus._n pag._n 127._o line_n 15._o difference_n of_o persuasion_n in_o matter_n of_o religion_n may_v easy_o fall_v out_o where_o there_o be_v the_o sameness_n of_o duty_n allegiance_n and_o subjection_n p._n 129._o 10._o different_a profession_n in_o point_n of_o religion_n can_v take_v away_o the_o community_n of_o relation_n either_o to_o parent_n or_o to_o prince_n p._n 129._o 16._o a_o truly-humble_a christian_n will_v so_o high_o prize_v his_o persecution_n as_o rather_o not_o to_o be_v relieve_v then_o be_v revenge_v so_o as_o to_o be_v bereave_v of_o that_o crown_n of_o christian_a patience_n which_o attend_v humble_a and_o injure_a sufferer_n p._n 132_o 4._o a_o crown_n of_o christian_a patience_n attend_v humble_a and_o injure_a sufferer_n p._n 132._o 7._o god_n be_v the_o only_a king_n of_o man_n conscience_n 133._o 27_o it_o be_v no_o news_n to_o have_v all_o innovation_n usher_v in_o with_o the_o name_n of_o reformation_n p._n 138._o 5._o prayer_n and_o devotion_n be_v the_o soul_n more_o immediate_a converse_n with_o the_o divine_a majesty_n p._n 138._o 15._o the_o liturgy_n be_v exact_o conform_v to_o the_o doctrine_n of_o the_o church_n of_o england_n and_o this_o by_o all_o reform_a church_n be_v confess_v to_o be_v most_o sound_a and_o orthodox_a p._n 139._o 15._o constancy_n abate_v nothing_o of_o the_o excellency_n and_o usefulness_n of_o a_o well-composed_a liturgy_n p._n 139._o 29._o in_o the_o use_n of_o constant_a form_n not_o the_o word_n but_o man_n heart_n be_v too_o blame_v p._n 141._o 2._o a_o man_n may_v be_v very_o formal_a in_o the_o most_o extemporary_a variety_n and_o very_o fervently-devout_a in_o the_o most_o wont_a expression_n p._n 141._o 4._o constant_a form_n of_o prayer_n be_v not_o more_o likely_a to_o flat_a and_o hinder_v the_o spirit_n of_o prayer_n and_o devotion_n then_o unpremeditated_a and_o confuse_a variety_n to_o distract_v and_o lose_v it_o it_o be_v impossible_a for_o a_o prince_n to_o preserv_fw-la the_o state_n in_o quiet_a unless_o he_o have_v such_o a_o influence_n upon_o churchman_n and_o they_o such_o a_o dependence_n on_o he_o as_o may_v best_o restrein_v the_o seditious_a exorbitancy_n of_o minister_n tongue_n who_o with_o the_o key_n of_o heaven_n have_v so_o far_o the_o key_n of_o the_o people_n heart_n as_o they_o prevail_v much_o by_o their_o oratory_n to_o let_v in_o or_o shut_v out_o both_o