Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation 8 5
Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation 8 5
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They say more than they can makegood, those who tell you so. He maketh a solemn oath, among theceremonies of that feast in which he first taketh upon him hisauthority, that he will diminish the faith of Christ, in all thathe possibly can, and dilate the faith of Mahomet. But yet hath henot used to force every whole country at once to forsake theirfaith. For of some countries hath he been content only to take atribute yearly and let them then live as they will. Out of some hetaketh the whole peo...ple away, dispersing them for slaves among manysundry countries of his, very far from their own, without anysufferance of regress. In some countries, so great and populousthat they cannot well be carried and conveyed thence, he destroyeththe gentlefolk and giveth the lands partly to such as he bringethand partly to such as willingly will deny their faith, and keepeththe others in such misery that they might as well (in a manner) bedead at once. In rest he suffereth else no Christian man almost, but those that resort as merchants or those that offer themselvesto serve him in his war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They say more than they can makegood, those who tell you so. He maketh a solemn oath, among theceremonies of that feast in which he first taketh upon him hisauthority, that he will diminish the faith of Christ, in all thathe possibly can, and dilate the faith of Mahomet. But yet hath henot used to force every whole country at once to forsake theirfaith. For of some countries hath he been content only to take atribute yearly and let them then live as they will. Out of some hetaketh the whole peo...ple away, dispersing them for slaves among manysundry countries of his, very far from their own, without anysufferance of regress. In some countries, so great and populousthat they cannot well be carried and conveyed thence, he destroyeththe gentlefolk and giveth the lands partly to such as he bringethand partly to such as willingly will deny their faith, and keepeththe others in such misery that they might as well (in a manner) bedead at once. In rest he suffereth else no Christian man almost, but those that resort as merchants or those that offer themselvesto serve him in his war.
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