The Tudor TranslationsAMS Press, 1967 |
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الصفحة 9
is a true treasure . I have therefore beene willing , seeing so ELOGIUM many so drouzy in the businesse , to take up the pen for them , though least of all obliged ... ELOGIUM wanted the goods of fortune , yet was he 3 : B 9 DE ALFARACHE.
is a true treasure . I have therefore beene willing , seeing so ELOGIUM many so drouzy in the businesse , to take up the pen for them , though least of all obliged ... ELOGIUM wanted the goods of fortune , yet was he 3 : B 9 DE ALFARACHE.
الصفحة 10
ELOGIUM wanted the goods of fortune , yet was he rich in the endowments of the soule , which are of much more estimation and price , then worldly pelfe , whereof no man could more truly boast himselfe . Let the tongues of men be listned ...
ELOGIUM wanted the goods of fortune , yet was he rich in the endowments of the soule , which are of much more estimation and price , then worldly pelfe , whereof no man could more truly boast himselfe . Let the tongues of men be listned ...
الصفحة 11
strations ) it shall require a necessary proofe of witnesses , let ELOGIUM the best of the world be brought forth , I meane the famous University of Salamanca , where being celebrated there , by the best wits of that Academy , I have ...
strations ) it shall require a necessary proofe of witnesses , let ELOGIUM the best of the world be brought forth , I meane the famous University of Salamanca , where being celebrated there , by the best wits of that Academy , I have ...
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able afterwards Alguazil alwayes amongst Asse Bargello beleeve better Bologna BOOKE businesse cause CHAPTER cloathes Covarruvias dayes deale desire doth ELOGIUM entertainment eyes faire falne farre father favour feare fellow Florence foole friends Genoa Gentleman give grace and favour Guzman de Alfarache hand hath himselfe honest honour intreat Judge Jupiter kinde Kirtle knew leave likewise live looke Lord Lordship manner Master Mateo Aleman meanes Milan minde moneyes never occasion peece perswade pleasure Pompeyo poore present Proverbe publike punishment received Rogue Rome runne Sayavedra seazed seeke servant Sevill shee shew Siena sonne speake Sunne tell theeves thereof thereunto therewith thiefe thine things thinke thither thou art thou wilt thought thy selfe told tongue tricke truth unto mee unto thee wherein whilest withall wonderfull word yeeres