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... armes . But when he saw he could not make them understand it , and that they made no reckening of his reasons , but tooke him of no skill , bicause he had not yet attained any credit or estimacion to be judged a man , that could invent ...
... armes . But when he saw he could not make them understand it , and that they made no reckening of his reasons , but tooke him of no skill , bicause he had not yet attained any credit or estimacion to be judged a man , that could invent ...
Page 58
... armes . Womens handes also were full of morryans and heade peeces , whereto they tyed goodly brave plumes of feathers of sundry colours , and were also full of imbrodered arminge coates and cassockes , with curious and very riche workes ...
... armes . Womens handes also were full of morryans and heade peeces , whereto they tyed goodly brave plumes of feathers of sundry colours , and were also full of imbrodered arminge coates and cassockes , with curious and very riche workes ...
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... armes thought he sawe two burninge flames come out of Marius eyen , and heard a voyce out of that darke corner , saying unto him : O fellowe , thou , darest thou come to kill Caius Marius ? The barbarous Gaule hearing these wordes ...
... armes thought he sawe two burninge flames come out of Marius eyen , and heard a voyce out of that darke corner , saying unto him : O fellowe , thou , darest thou come to kill Caius Marius ? The barbarous Gaule hearing these wordes ...
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Achaians afterwardes againe alwayes amongest apon Archelaus armes army Athenians Athens auncient aunswered barbarous battell beganne beinge betwene bicause Bocchus Boeotia brought CAIUS MARIUS called campe Captaines caried Cato cause chaunge chiefest Cimbres Cimon Cineas commaunded comming common wealth Consull contry corage counsell daunger dayes death deede enemies farre fayer feare fell fight FLAMINIUS fled footemen frendes furthermore gallies gave Generall geve geven goddes Græcians Greece Greecians handes hart honor horsemen Howbeit jorney joyned king Lacedæmonians Lieutenauntes litle Lucius Lucullus Lysander Macedon maner MARCUS MARCUS CATO marvelous meane Metellus Mithridates neere unto Neoptolemus noble overthrowen Pausanias perswaded Philopomen pleasure Pompey Pyrrus Quintius ranne river Romaines Rome sayd Scipio selfe Senate sent shewed shippes side slaine slue sonne souldiers spake Sparta spoyle straight thing thither thowsand Tigranes Titus tooke tyran uppon valliant vertue victory vittells wanne warres Wherefore whereof Whereupon whome withall wonne wryteth