The Tudor Translations, المجلد 7AMS Press, 1967 |
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الصفحة 33
... cause why they were thus shaven before , was , for that The cause of their enemies should not have the vauntage to take them by shaving their the heares of the head while they were fighting . And for this selfe same consideration ...
... cause why they were thus shaven before , was , for that The cause of their enemies should not have the vauntage to take them by shaving their the heares of the head while they were fighting . And for this selfe same consideration ...
الصفحة 114
... cause that might be , was put into suche choller and passion . But if Romulus variaunce with his brother had proceeded of any matter of counsell , or cause of the common weales : there is none so simple to thincke , that his wisdome ...
... cause that might be , was put into suche choller and passion . But if Romulus variaunce with his brother had proceeded of any matter of counsell , or cause of the common weales : there is none so simple to thincke , that his wisdome ...
الصفحة 144
... cause , why they gave them so small a diet . The seconde cause was , that their bodies might growe up higher in height . For the vitall spirites not being occupied to concoct and digest much meate , nor yet kept downe , or spread ...
... cause , why they gave them so small a diet . The seconde cause was , that their bodies might growe up higher in height . For the vitall spirites not being occupied to concoct and digest much meate , nor yet kept downe , or spread ...
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afterwards againe allwayes amongest Amulius Amyot armie Athenians Athens auncient aunswered authoritie awaye battell beganne bicause bodye Brennus brought Cæsar called Camillus caried cause certen chaunge chiefest cittie cittizens commaunded common weale Consul counsaill countrie daunger daye death doth DUCTION enemies Eurybiades facion farre father fayer feare feast fell fight FURIUS Gaules gave geve geven goddes Grecians handes hath Hercules honour Howbeit INTRO Iupiter joyne King Lacedæmonians lawes laye litle lives Lycurgus manner mariage marvelous matter maye moneth neere never Nevertheles noble North Numa Pompilius Numitor ordeined Parallel Lives Pirithous Pisistratus Plutarch POMPILIUS Publicola receyved Romaines Rome Romulus Sabynes sacrifice saye sayed sayeth selfe Senate Senatours shewe shippe sodainely Solon sonne souldiers Sparta stowte straunge straungers temple THEMIS Themistocles Theseus thincke things thither thou thought Thuscans TOCLES tooke unto Valerius vertue voyce warres waye whereof wise wordes writeth yeres