The Tudor Translations, Volume 27AMS Press, 1967 |
À l'intérieur du livre
Résultats 1-3 sur 27
Page 4
... thynges . More , it yeldeth private persons worthy of dignyte , rule , and governaunce : it compelleth themperours ... thynges , wherby mans welthe ryseth , speciall laude and praise1 ought to be gyven to historie : it is the keper ...
... thynges . More , it yeldeth private persons worthy of dignyte , rule , and governaunce : it compelleth themperours ... thynges , wherby mans welthe ryseth , speciall laude and praise1 ought to be gyven to historie : it is the keper ...
Page 5
... thynges past , and historie were nat ? whiche is the testymony therof , the lyght of trouthe , the maystres of the lyfe humayne , the presydent of remem- braunce , and the messanger of antiquyte . Why moved and stered Phaleryus the ...
... thynges past , and historie were nat ? whiche is the testymony therof , the lyght of trouthe , the maystres of the lyfe humayne , the presydent of remem- braunce , and the messanger of antiquyte . Why moved and stered Phaleryus the ...
Page 90
... thynges necessary for men of warre , to endure thre yeres , if nede were . And the French kyng sent certayn ... thynges necessarie in those quarters ; and they of the Rodes accorded with the Venecyans , to provyde thynges ...
... thynges necessary for men of warre , to endure thre yeres , if nede were . And the French kyng sent certayn ... thynges necessarie in those quarters ; and they of the Rodes accorded with the Venecyans , to provyde thynges ...
Autres éditions - Tout afficher
Expressions et termes fréquents
agayne agaynst archers armes assaut ayde baner batayle batell brent Bretayne bycause bytwene captayne castell certayne Charles of Bloys commaunded coude nat counsayle countrey cytie dayes departed fro desyred dethe duke of Brabant duke of Normandy dyvers entred erle felde Flaunders Frenche kyng Frenchmen Froissart gyve Heynault hoost horses hymselfe Jean le Bel John of Heynaulte journey kepe knyghtes kyng Edward kyng of Englande kyng of Naver Lord Berners lytell maner moche mornyng Mountfort myght Naver nere noble nombre nothyng Parys Philyppe prince prisoners promysed quene realme receyved redy retourned rode ryght ryver sawe sayd saynt Scottis shewed shulde shyppes siege sir Charles sir Gaultier sir John slayne sonne sore squyers styll syde taryed thane themselfe thenglysshmen ther therle of Derby therof theym theyr thre thyder thynges togyder toke towne tyll tyme warre whan wherfore wolde nat woll wyfe wyll yelde yere yssued