...probity, of a meek and tractable spirit, gentle in his manners, pliant and obsequious in his intercourse with persons of all ranks and characters, and extremely...attract the admiration of the people, and to gain a good number of adherents wherever he exercised his ministry."! From 1537, Menno Simon, in the capacity...

...probity, of a meek and tractable spirit, gentle in his manners, pliant and obsequious in his intercourse with persons of all ranks and characters, and extremely...attract the admiration of the people, and to gain a good number of adherents wherever he exercised his ministry."* From 1537, Menno Simon, in the capacity...

...moreover, to have been a man of probity, of a meek and tractable spirit, gentle in his manners, pliable and obsequious in his commerce with persons of all...and to gain a great number of adherents wherever he excercised his ministry. But no where could he expect a more plentiful harvest than among the Anabaptists,...

...probity, of a meek and tractable spirit, gentle in manners, pliant and obsequious in his intercourse with persons of all ranks and characters, and extremely...zealous in promoting practical religion and virtue, wh' м he recommended by hia example as well as by his precepts. A man of such talents and dispositions...

...meek and tractable spirit, gentle in manners, pliant and obsequious in his interoonrw with persona of all ranks and characters, and extremely zealous in promoting practical religion and virtue, wtrcli he recommended by his example aa well as by his precepts. A man of such talents and dispositions...

...represented to have been " a man of probity, of a meek and tractable spirit, gentle in his manners, pliable and obsequious in his commerce with persons of all...recommended by his example as well as by his precepts." He was, moreover, a man of genius and eloquence, and possessed a considerable share of learning. The...