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... soever they should receive from them- selves to the contrary . In such commissions there is an evident note of ignominie and condemnation . And whosoever gives them you , accuseth you ; and if you conceive them right , gives you them as ...
... soever they should receive from them- selves to the contrary . In such commissions there is an evident note of ignominie and condemnation . And whosoever gives them you , accuseth you ; and if you conceive them right , gives you them as ...
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... soever , and a great number of nobility thereabouts , whom to that purpose he had assembled . Iaropelc his anger thus asswaged with revenge , and his rage mitigated ( which was not without pretext , for Boleslaus had mightily wronged ...
... soever , and a great number of nobility thereabouts , whom to that purpose he had assembled . Iaropelc his anger thus asswaged with revenge , and his rage mitigated ( which was not without pretext , for Boleslaus had mightily wronged ...
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... soever did present her an Elephant : and that which some glory to have been valued at so high a rate . Phedon the Philosopher , of a noble house , after the taking of his country Elis , professed to prostitute the beauty of his youth to ...
... soever did present her an Elephant : and that which some glory to have been valued at so high a rate . Phedon the Philosopher , of a noble house , after the taking of his country Elis , professed to prostitute the beauty of his youth to ...
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