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... ruin ) I therefore have named it The Governor , and do now dedicate it unto Your Highness as the first fruits of my study : verily trusting that your most excellent wisdom will therein esteem my loyal heart and diligent endeavor by ...
... ruin ) I therefore have named it The Governor , and do now dedicate it unto Your Highness as the first fruits of my study : verily trusting that your most excellent wisdom will therein esteem my loyal heart and diligent endeavor by ...
Pagina 586
Lord God , what incomparable sweetness of words and matter shall he find in 10 the said works of Plato and Cicero ; wherein is joined gravity with delectation , excellent wisdom with divine eloquence , absolute virtue with pleasure ...
Lord God , what incomparable sweetness of words and matter shall he find in 10 the said works of Plato and Cicero ; wherein is joined gravity with delectation , excellent wisdom with divine eloquence , absolute virtue with pleasure ...
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To this , with very great charges , he gathered together a great number of most excellent and rare books , in Greek , Latin , and Hebrew , the which all he garnished with gold and silver , esteeming this to be the chiefest ornament of ...
To this , with very great charges , he gathered together a great number of most excellent and rare books , in Greek , Latin , and Hebrew , the which all he garnished with gold and silver , esteeming this to be the chiefest ornament of ...
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