| 12. Ibid . 4.
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| 13. Ibid . 4-5.
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| 14. Ibid . 5-6.
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| 15. The statement appears in John 3.3; its effect on Richard is discussed in Ibid . 6.
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| 16. Ibid . 6.
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| 17. Among the most revealing of Perkins' works are Death Knell (11th ed. London ?, 1629), A Declaration of the True Manner of Knowing Christ Crucified (London, 1611), and especially A Graine of Mustard-Seed (London, 1621).
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| 18. Life and Death , 6.
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| 19. Perkins, Graine of Mustard-Seed , 5.
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| 20. Ibid . 11.
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| 21. Ibid . 5-14.
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| 22. Ibid . 42-43.
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| 23. Life and Death , 25.
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| 24. Richard was admitted to Brasenose on May 9, 1618. See Joseph Foster, Alumni Oxonienses: The Members of the University of Oxford, 1500-1714 (4 vols., Oxford, 1896) III, 987. Increase Mather reports in Life and Death that Richard read the works of Peter Ramus at Oxford (see 5).
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