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Page 284
... earth , so did the fire the aire , So all the rest did others parts empaire . And so were realmes and nations run awry . All which he vndertooke for to repaire , In sort as they were formed aunciently ; And all things would reduce vnto ...
... earth , so did the fire the aire , So all the rest did others parts empaire . And so were realmes and nations run awry . All which he vndertooke for to repaire , In sort as they were formed aunciently ; And all things would reduce vnto ...
Page 510
... earth ioin'd to the heauen hie ; To th'end that hauing all parts in their power , Nought from the Romane Empire might be quight , And that though time doth Commonwealths deuowre , 109 Yet no time should so low embase their hight , That ...
... earth ioin'd to the heauen hie ; To th'end that hauing all parts in their power , Nought from the Romane Empire might be quight , And that though time doth Commonwealths deuowre , 109 Yet no time should so low embase their hight , That ...
Page 615
... Earth in some place , or other , euer lightly after any great , and suddayne alteration of weather , or diet , is exceedingly troubled , and payned , as namely this very Time of the yeare , after the extreeme pynching colde of Winter ...
... Earth in some place , or other , euer lightly after any great , and suddayne alteration of weather , or diet , is exceedingly troubled , and payned , as namely this very Time of the yeare , after the extreeme pynching colde of Winter ...
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