Chamber's Cyclopędia of English Literature: A History, Critical and Biographical, of Authors in the English Tongue from the Earliest Times Till the Present Day, with Specimens of Their Writings, Volume 1 |
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A full holdeth stille the bille with the right cause , and therfore account of all three versions and of the whole ... have juggement of doutable history of the book ( details of which belong rather causes , and other juggement use thei ...
A full holdeth stille the bille with the right cause , and therfore account of all three versions and of the whole ... have juggement of doutable history of the book ( details of which belong rather causes , and other juggement use thei ...
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These which thus doe are called Tebeth and Chesmir , two sorts of Idolaters , which delude the people with opinion of their sanctitie , imputing these workes to their dissembled holinesse : and for this cause they goe in filthy and ...
These which thus doe are called Tebeth and Chesmir , two sorts of Idolaters , which delude the people with opinion of their sanctitie , imputing these workes to their dissembled holinesse : and for this cause they goe in filthy and ...
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promise to themselves what they will , surely he that shall have cause to write with Nicolaus de Clemangis a book of lamentation , de corrupto aclesię statu , will find also cause to write with him de lapsu et reparatione justitia .
promise to themselves what they will , surely he that shall have cause to write with Nicolaus de Clemangis a book of lamentation , de corrupto aclesię statu , will find also cause to write with him de lapsu et reparatione justitia .
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