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... learned from his master Plato , was a divine gift and heavenly instinct not to bee gotten by labour and learning , but adorned with both ; and poured into the witte by a certain ' Evlovσiaoμós and celestiall inspiration . ' Incidentally ...
... learned from his master Plato , was a divine gift and heavenly instinct not to bee gotten by labour and learning , but adorned with both ; and poured into the witte by a certain ' Evlovσiaoμós and celestiall inspiration . ' Incidentally ...
Page 562
... learned poesie : This | G : W. senior , to the Author Darke is the day , when Phœbus face is and weaker sights may wander soone astray : but when they see his glorious raies vn- clowded , with steddy steps they keepe the perfect way ...
... learned poesie : This | G : W. senior , to the Author Darke is the day , when Phœbus face is and weaker sights may wander soone astray : but when they see his glorious raies vn- clowded , with steddy steps they keepe the perfect way ...
Page 621
... learned , and vn - resident at pleasure : and yet Non - residents learned , Tully , and Tom Tooly , in effect none neuer better bayted , but not one the fewer , at all . either I beleeue in Acte , or I beleeue , in Pur- Matchiauell a ...
... learned , and vn - resident at pleasure : and yet Non - residents learned , Tully , and Tom Tooly , in effect none neuer better bayted , but not one the fewer , at all . either I beleeue in Acte , or I beleeue , in Pur- Matchiauell a ...
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INTRODUCTION BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL | 1 |
THE Legende of the Knight oF THE RED CROSSE or | 50 |
THE LEGEND OF SIR GVYON OR OF TEMPERAVNCE | 140 |
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