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... Words ( an A World of Words Italian - English dictionary ) , reprinted by himself in 1611 , and again in 1659 , as ' augmented by himself in his life- ' time with many thousand words and Thuscan phrases , ' and with an English ...
... Words ( an A World of Words Italian - English dictionary ) , reprinted by himself in 1611 , and again in 1659 , as ' augmented by himself in his life- ' time with many thousand words and Thuscan phrases , ' and with an English ...
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... word , if they once get in chace ; Aut qui non verba rebus aptant , sed res extrinsecus arcessunt , quibus verba conveniant . Or such as fit not ' words to matter , but fetch matter from abroad , whereto ' words be fitted . ' And ...
... word , if they once get in chace ; Aut qui non verba rebus aptant , sed res extrinsecus arcessunt , quibus verba conveniant . Or such as fit not ' words to matter , but fetch matter from abroad , whereto ' words be fitted . ' And ...
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... words . I know not whether they worke that in others , which they doe in mee . But when I heare our Architects mouth - out those big , and ratling words of Pilasters , Architraves , Cornixes , Frontis- pices , Corinthian , and Dorike ...
... words . I know not whether they worke that in others , which they doe in mee . But when I heare our Architects mouth - out those big , and ratling words of Pilasters , Architraves , Cornixes , Frontis- pices , Corinthian , and Dorike ...
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