Prose of the English RenaissanceJohn William Hebel Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1952 - 882 pages |
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... unto him ; which was a thousand seven hundred and fifty myriads , whereof Caesar had before forgiven seven hundred and fifty thousand unto his children . Howbeit , then he asked a million to pay his soldiers withal . Thereto Pothinus an ...
... unto him ; which was a thousand seven hundred and fifty myriads , whereof Caesar had before forgiven seven hundred and fifty thousand unto his children . Howbeit , then he asked a million to pay his soldiers withal . Thereto Pothinus an ...
Page 493
... unto the different kinds of things which are subject unto it different and sundry kinds of names . That part of it which ordereth natural agents we call usually Nature's law ; that which angels do clearly behold and without any swerving ...
... unto the different kinds of things which are subject unto it different and sundry kinds of names . That part of it which ordereth natural agents we call usually Nature's law ; that which angels do clearly behold and without any swerving ...
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... unto me than an example or rule unto any other : and there- fore if there be any singularity therein correspondent unto the private conceptions of any man , it doth not advantage them ; or if dissentaneous 10 thereunto , it no way ...
... unto me than an example or rule unto any other : and there- fore if there be any singularity therein correspondent unto the private conceptions of any man , it doth not advantage them ; or if dissentaneous 10 thereunto , it no way ...
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SIR THOMAS MORE | 1 |
JOHN BOURCHIER LORD BERNErs | 24 |
SIMON FISH | 33 |
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