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To undertake his bold feats and courageous enterprises in war out of company , and in the sight of the most noble personages in the camp , and ( if it be possible ) before his Prince's eyes . . Not to hazard himself in foraging and ...
To undertake his bold feats and courageous enterprises in war out of company , and in the sight of the most noble personages in the camp , and ( if it be possible ) before his Prince's eyes . . Not to hazard himself in foraging and ...
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[ 3 ] “ Here dwelleth and reigneth this prince ( whose picture you see ) , by name Basilius , a prince of sufficient skill to govern so quiet a country , where the good minds of the former princes had set down good laws , and the well ...
[ 3 ] “ Here dwelleth and reigneth this prince ( whose picture you see ) , by name Basilius , a prince of sufficient skill to govern so quiet a country , where the good minds of the former princes had set down good laws , and the well ...
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truth that a prince ( not banished from his own wits ) could possibly make so unworthy a choice . But truly ( dear guest ) so it is that princes ( whose doings have been often soothed with good success ) think nothing so absurd , which ...
truth that a prince ( not banished from his own wits ) could possibly make so unworthy a choice . But truly ( dear guest ) so it is that princes ( whose doings have been often soothed with good success ) think nothing so absurd , which ...
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