The Tudor Translations, المجلد 12AMS Press, 1967 |
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الصفحة 75
... force to make one the former poyson . dye sodainly : she afterwardes went about to prove the Cleopatra stinging of snakes and adders , and made some to be applied verie busie in unto men in her sight , some in one sorte , and some in ...
... force to make one the former poyson . dye sodainly : she afterwardes went about to prove the Cleopatra stinging of snakes and adders , and made some to be applied verie busie in unto men in her sight , some in one sorte , and some in ...
الصفحة 289
... force , and yet they all doe willinglie obey thee notwithstand- ing . It is for theeves to hyde their heades in high rockes and mountaines : but a king can have no stronger castell , then the love , faith , and good will of men . That ...
... force , and yet they all doe willinglie obey thee notwithstand- ing . It is for theeves to hyde their heades in high rockes and mountaines : but a king can have no stronger castell , then the love , faith , and good will of men . That ...
الصفحة 353
... force of fire and force of fire vineger . So when he had passed the Alpes in fifteene dayes and vineger . space , he came downe into the valley , not farre from the The valley of citie of Turine . Whereby it seemeth to me , that he ...
... force of fire and force of fire vineger . So when he had passed the Alpes in fifteene dayes and vineger . space , he came downe into the valley , not farre from the The valley of citie of Turine . Whereby it seemeth to me , that he ...
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