The Tudor Translations, المجلد 23William Ernest Henley, Charles Whibley AMS Press, 1967 |
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الصفحة 48
... judge with love or els with hatred . You see then of what importance this first imprinting is , and howe he ought to endevoure himself to get it good in princes , if he entende to be set by , and to purchase him the name of a good ...
... judge with love or els with hatred . You see then of what importance this first imprinting is , and howe he ought to endevoure himself to get it good in princes , if he entende to be set by , and to purchase him the name of a good ...
الصفحة 93
... judge the Raphael . excellency you know to be in him in peincting to be of such perfection , that carvynge in marble cannot come to that degree . But weye with your selfe , that this is the praise of the artificer and not of the art ...
... judge the Raphael . excellency you know to be in him in peincting to be of such perfection , that carvynge in marble cannot come to that degree . But weye with your selfe , that this is the praise of the artificer and not of the art ...
الصفحة 143
... judge . But you will looke from day to day , Thinges in to have him disclose some other hid vertue , keping notwith- the judge- standing alwaies that stedfaste imprinting whiche you have , ment of the risen by the woordes of so manye ...
... judge . But you will looke from day to day , Thinges in to have him disclose some other hid vertue , keping notwith- the judge- standing alwaies that stedfaste imprinting whiche you have , ment of the risen by the woordes of so manye ...
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